On January 4, in the Fengning County Intangible Cultural Heritage Cloth Paste Painting Employment Workshop, craftsmen were making cloth paste paintings with the theme of the Year of the Rabbit. On January 4, in the Fengning County Intangible Cultural Heritage Cloth Paste Painting Employment Workshop, craftsmen were making cloth paste paintings with the theme of the Year of the Rabbit. On January 4, Hao Ruxiang (right), the inheritor of cloth paste painting, introduced the skills of making cloth paste painting at the employment workshop of intangible cultural heritage cloth paste painting in Fengning County. On January 4, Hao Ruxiang (middle), the inheritor of cloth paste painting, introduced the skills of making cloth paste painting at the employment workshop of intangible cultural heritage cloth paste painting in Fengning County. On January 4, in the Fengning County Intangible Cultural Heritage Cloth Paste Painting Employment Workshop, craftsmen were making cloth paste paintings with the theme of the Year of the Rabbit. In December, the cloth paste painting craftsmen in Fengning Manchu Autonomous County, Hebei Province, took the rabbit as the theme, and made the cloth paste painting with the theme of the Year of the Rabbit, which is charming and cute, to welcome the Spring Festival. Cloth paste painting is a national intangible cultural heritage, which is mainly made of silk, satin and other fabrics. On the basis of the traditional Manchu craft of "patchwork", it combines the essence of traditional crafts such as painting, relief, embroidery, paper cutting, pasting, and cloth stickers to show a three-dimensional effect of relief. (Liu Xinshe)
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