The "Beijing Charm · Wufeng - Intangible Cultural Heritage North-South Exchange Exhibition", co-sponsored by the National Grand Theatre and Jinhua Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism in Zhejiang Province, opened at the National Grand Theatre Art Museum (West Hall). This exhibition gathers more than 30 of the most representative intangible cultural heritage craft projects in Beijing and Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, with a total of more than 220 exhibits, which are divided into three parts: "the reproduction of court skills in ancient collections", "the reproduction of Wu Feng's rhyme of Song Dynasty for thousands of years", and "the return of the north and the integration of the south and the north". It tells the story of the north and the south intangible cultural heritage from the south to the north and from ancient times to the present, highlighting the value of the era of intangible cultural heritage. According to the exhibition curator Li Yuanyuan, this exhibition integrates the traditional arts and crafts of smelting and firing, hardware chiseling and forging, carving and molding, weaving, dyeing, sewing and embroidery, and hopes to offer the people of the capital a different traditional cultural feast. Yang Xuechen, researcher and co-curator of the Art Department of the National Grand Theater, said that the exhibition will provide high-quality art works for the audience and better integrate into the construction of the Capital Cultural Center and the City of Museums. It is reported that the exhibition will continue until April 16. During the three-month exhibition period, the organizers will also organize and carry out intangible cultural heritage experience, online and offline lectures and other activities. (Xinhua News Agency)