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Inheriting traditional culture
Updated: Oct 25, 2017
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| On Oct 7, Lyu Airu (R) communicates with her mother Zhao Yinzhi about paper-cutting skills in Rulucaotang, a traditional Chinese culture studio in Yangliuqing town in Tianjin Xiqing district. [Photo/Xinhua] |
Inspired by her mother, Lyu Airu set up Rulucaotang where she guides teenagers in inheriting traditional cultures such as paper-cutting, Chinese painting and calligraphy by public lectures.
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| Zhao Yinzhi shows her paper-cutting collection. [Photo/Xinhua] |
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