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Children visit exhibition on Shaanxi intangible heritage in Sydney
Updated: Dec 10, 2020
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About 50 students and teachers from a Chinese school in Sydney visited an exhibition featuring intangible cultural heritage from Northwest China’s Shaanxi province on Dec 6.
Launched by the China Cultural Center in Sydney, the event featured about 100 works by intangible cultural heritage inheritors from Shaanxi province, including mud sculptures, Yaozhou porcelain and embroidery.
Parents of the students said the visit was a valuable chance for children who were born in Australia to learn about Chinese culture.
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