From August 25 to 26, Chinese and international teachers and students from Rizhao Polytechnic University visited Juxian and Wulian to experience local intangible cultural heritage, including paper-cutting, pottery, and Maoqiang opera.

Lin Jiazheng, a student from the Department of Intelligent Metallurgy, shared his thoughts: "When foreign classmates marveled at these crafts, I felt the true charm of our heritage and deep pride. Language may divide us, but the joy we share through hands-on activities is universal. Such cultural exchange not only builds friendship but also helps our traditions reach a broader world."

For young people like Lin, intangible heritage is not just display—it's a bridge that connects cultures and carries tradition forward.


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