142K views · 1.7K reactions | Woodblock Printing: A modern interpretation of ancient texts Woodblock printing is a special technique that involves carving characters or patterns on wooden blocks with knives, then using ink, paper, silk, and other materials to print. This craft has a history of over 1,300 years. In 2009, woodblock printing was officially included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. | T-Time HK | Facebook

The Art of Feng Xiang woodblock printing. Celebrating the symbiosis between craft, family and tradition, we visit three families passing traditional Chinese folk art techniques on to the next generation. Traditionally created to signify goodwill for the Lunar New Year with auspicious symbolic imagery, Feng Xiang woodblock prints have a 500-year history. See more on loewe.cm/lunar_new_year - 家·承·辛丑中国年 – 年画楹联万象春 辛丑新春，LOEWE罗意威《家·承》中国年专题迎来第三季，我们走访四川、安徽与陕西三个传统工艺世家，继续以影像书写属于春节、家庭与工艺的传承故事。 年画，因年而生，因年而画

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72K views · 185 reactions | Chinese Lunar New Year woodblock prints are a popular traditional art form and a widely circulated folk custom. The process of creating woodblock prints encompasses three fundamental stages: sketching, carving and printing. Check out the video. #ChineseCulture #IntangibleCulturalHeritage #HandmadeinChina | Xi's Moments | Facebook

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2.7K views · 44 reactions | New Year pictures are an ancient folk art in China, reflecting the people's simple customs and beliefs, and their hopes for the future. With the rise of woodblock printing, the content of New Year pictures is not limited to monotonous themes such as door gods but has become rich and colorful. The Yangliuqing woodblock is one of them and was listed as a national-level intangible cultural heritage in 2006. | Global Times | Facebook