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There were many types of non-legacy snacks distributed all over the country. For example, Liutuan Zizyphate Sand Cake in Liutuan Town, Changyi City, Weifang City, Shandong Province, was founded in 1918 and has a history of more than 100 years; Zhenning Bobo Candy in Zhenning Buyi and Miao Autonomous County, which can be traced back to Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, is one of the four famous cakes and sweets in Guizhou Province. It is made of glutinous rice fermented into cerealose and sesame powder through more than 10 steps. It has won the silver and bronze awards of the first China Food Exposition and was included in the national intangible cultural heritage products. The Tangguozi in Kunming City, Yunnan Province originated from the Tang Dynasty. The raw materials were mainly white kidney beans. After 20 processes, they were made into raw materials and then through various techniques. The representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage Tangguozi in Xishan District also ingeniously combined it with Yunnan's flowers, wild mushrooms and other special shapes. Yichangning, an old and famous pastry with a history of more than 100 years, mainly focuses on hand-made intangible pastry. In Laoshan District, there are seven treasures of intangible cultural heritage pastries. Hong Kong also had non-legacy snacks. "Nine Plum Red Songs Collection" novel is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The Spring Festival was one of the most important traditional festivals in China and an important part of the traditional Chinese culture. On this special day, various activities would be held in various places to celebrate this traditional festival. When I went to visit, I heard: Visiting relatives and friends, visiting elders, and paying New Year's greetings were the most common activities during the Spring Festival. During the Spring Festival, people would visit their relatives and friends to wish each other well and share their happiness. In some areas, people would hold special ceremonies to show respect to their elders and to remember their ancestors. For example, during the Spring Festival, people would hold ancestral worship ceremonies to remember their ancestors 'achievements. In addition to visiting relatives and friends, there was also a special activity in some areas, which was to watch lanterns and eat Yuanxiao. During the Spring Festival, people would light up all kinds of lanterns. These lanterns were of different shapes and colors, making people feel like they were in a fairytale world. Yuanxiao is another important food during the Spring Festival. It is made of glutinous rice flour and is shaped like Tangyuan. It is often filled with various fillings such as bean paste and sesame seeds. Eating Yuanxiao could not only make people feel the beauty of reunion, but also increase their physical strength and promote their health. Comprehension: The Spring Festival is an important part of Chinese traditional culture. It represents family reunion, gratitude to ancestors, and the inheritance of traditional culture. On this special day, people could feel the strong kinship and friendship as well as the charm of traditional culture. Through participating in various activities and tasting different delicacies, people can better understand Chinese traditional culture and realize the meaning and value of life. The Spring Festival is not only a traditional festival but also a cultural symbol. It represents the essence and inheritance of the traditional Chinese culture. We should cherish and pass on this traditional culture so that it can continue to shine in contemporary society.

In China, there were crane dances that were listed as intangible cultural heritage, such as the Korean crane dance and the Sanzao crane dance. The Korean Crane Dance was a unique dance performance form of the China Koreans with a long history. It was the only folk dance among the Korean folk dances that focused on the performance of animals. At first, it was just an interlude in the large-scale palace song and dance "Five Directions Dance". During the Li Dynasty, it developed into "Crane Lotus Stage Dance". Its rhythm reflected the fusion of the inner beauty of the Korean people and the beauty of dance. There were dance images that simulated the natural form of cranes, such as "Crane Steps" and "Flying Crane". On the basis of the traditional culture of the Korean Peninsula, the Korean folk dance formed a unique charm in the specific historical environment of Northeast China, including the economic life and national psychology of the Korean people. Due to the impact of modern culture, faced with the lack of professional performance opportunities, talent shortage and other endangered situations, it was included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage in June 2008. The Sanzao Crane Dance is a traditional folk dance in Zhuhai City of Guangdong Province. It has a history of more than 700 years and has been listed in the national intangible cultural heritage list. In order to better inherit the dance, the local government will build an intangible cultural exhibition hall, and Guangdong Science and Technology College has established the first traditional "Three Stoves Crane Dance" performance team for young college students in Zhuhai City to cultivate non-hereditary young talents. In addition, there was also Wang Zhongping, a teacher from Hunan Women's College, whose work "Crane Dance" was shortlisted for the preliminary competition of the China Folk Art Mountain Flower Award. This work belonged to the non-legacy creation achievement of brown weaving skills. "The Crane Drinks the Spring Breeze" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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There were many delicacies suitable for kindergarten, such as: 1. ** Pan-Fried Bun **: Through the theme activity, children can experience the intangible food culture of Pan-Fried Bun. 2. ** Malt candy **: Huaikan Central kindergarten in Meishan Town, Changxing County launched an activity to make hawthorn after the heavy snow. Children could participate in the production process while understanding the history, basic materials and methods of hawthorn, such as sprouting, fermenting, boiling sugar, and sugar extraction. Finally, they could taste the white, sweet and delicious hawthorn that they had participated in. 3. ** Nine Big Bowls **: Mianzhu kindergarten in the central district of Leshan City allowed children to experience the "Nine Big Bowls", an intangible delicacy. Children could participate in the preliminary preparation, such as discussion, investigation, voting to choose the dishes they wanted to eat, and then taste the fragrant bowls and Four Happiness Meatballs made by the chef. 4. ** Crispy fried dough twist **: Changxing County Taihu Street Central kindergarten launched the "Enjoy the Intangible Cultural Heritage, Crispy Fried dough twist" activity. Children can participate in the production process of fried dough twist, such as kneading dough, rolling dough, and tasting the fried golden fried dough twist. 5. ** Old Jinan Sour Plum Soup, Gao Family Candy Ball, Qin Laotai Tea Soup, Longsheng Pastries, etc. **: These local specialties were gathered in the activities of Mengrun Preschooling Education Group, allowing children to experience different taste buds. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Ci Liansheng was a post-2000 web novelist who had been paying attention to intangible cultural heritage since four or five years ago. Her short story,"A Shuttle for a Thousand Years," focused on the national intangible cultural heritage "Hang Luo Weaving Skills." Ci Liansheng first started to write intangible cultural heritage novels because she participated in the school's "The Status Quo and Promotion of Chinese Excellent Traditional Culture" project in 2018. When she studied the current situation of intangible cultural heritage protection, she found many problems, such as the stagnation of information updates on relevant websites, the lack of visitors to the intangible cultural heritage museum, and the lack of understanding of the public about intangible cultural heritage, thus realizing the potential of online literature to spread intangible cultural heritage. She took advantage of school trips, family trips and other opportunities to visit various intangible cultural heritage skills on the spot. Her experience in Hangzhou Fuxing Silk Factory was written into "A Shuttle for a Thousand Years." Her creation was carried out under the promotion of the platform and the conscious efforts of the creators. For example, the "Reading Intangible Cultural Relics" theme essay campaign jointly organized by the Prince Gong's Mansion Museum and the Reading Group attracted many young writers, including Ci Liansheng, to participate. This also promoted the rise of "traditional culture fever" in the field of online literature. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!

Yes, the bamboo people were one of China's intangible cultural heritages. In 2008, bamboo weaving was included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage, and bamboo people, as one of the representatives of traditional crafts, were also included. Bamboo Man was a small humanoid statue made of bamboo. It looked lifelike and had exquisite and cute expressions and postures. It originated from the Southern and Northern Dynasties in China. People used bamboo to carve various kinds of crafts, including bamboo people. The production method of the bamboo man was relatively simple. It could be made by cutting bamboo and using ropes to fix and join them together. Bamboo people were not only a part of traditional culture, but they had also gained a new lease of life in the modern era, becoming the highlight of the art market. It showed human thinking about nature, society, and culture. It was the product of the intersection of craftsmanship and culture. Therefore, the bamboo people were recognized as an intangible cultural heritage.

The high-quality female novels that included the likes and dislikes and the intangible cultural relics included: 1:"The Meaning of Aurora", Author: Drifting in Melbourne 2. The Lonely King and His Widow Daughter. Author: Si Jin 3:"Is it normal to help your boyfriend investigate a case while living on your phone?" Author: Flower The following is an introduction to these novels: 1."The Meaning of Aurora":"The Meaning of Aurora" is a long continuation of the first prize work "The People of a Great Country" of the essay competition in memory of the 100th anniversary of the united front policy of the China Party. In Pingnan, Fujian Province, the longest existing wooden arch bridge in China, Wan'an Bridge, was destroyed by fire. The 'beam weaving' technique used by Wan Anqiao was the same as the rainbow bridge in Along the River During the Qingming Festival. This technique was a living fossil of traditional China construction techniques. Nie Guangyi, the genius architect of Luyi, returned to his hometown for the reconstruction of the Eternal Peace Bridge. "The Meaning of the Aurora" takes you to the past and the present, into the intangible cultural heritage, and to analyze the mysteries of art. [Book Friend Group]: 590118637 [Shenguang Group: 454173 (10000 fans)] 2."A Lonely King and a Widow Daughter": According to unofficial history, she had seven marriages and married three husbands and ten widows, making countless princes and kings go crazy for her. She was a woman who could make normal men fall in love but did not dare to provoke her. "Nonsense!" Mo Jiu said. She was a descendant of the Mohist family and was destined to be a tycoon. She knew mechanisms, was good at clever techniques, and knew how to escape. She accidentally entered a foreign world and only did a few things. A scumbag (turned into a virgin) Second Step Tough Girl (Becoming Bestie) Three Dismantling Traps (Feng Shui) Four Schools of Construction (Repairing the Imperial Mausoleum) Little Uncle (Snatching Husband) Six Cracking Conspiracy (Torturing Love Rival) Seven Kingdoms (In the article...) * People called her Mo Jiu and called him Judge Six. She said,"We're together. It's exactly sixty-nine." * [Note 1: The author of this article is very funny. He only writes one-on-one.] [Note 2: The spoiling is infinitely down-to-earth, and the frame is very empty.] [Note 3: The introduction is for reference only. The content is the main focus. Please add it to your collection.] 3:"Is it normal to help your boyfriend investigate a case while living on your phone?": The world was unpredictable. A car accident had caused her body and consciousness to separate. Her body became a vegetable, and her consciousness lived in Qu Mingcong's phone. From then on, she hung around his neck every day. Investigating a case! Investigating a case! It was still an investigation! Or maybe he fell in love. I hope you like these novels.

Intangible cultural heritage projects must meet the following requirements: 1. [Historical: At least 100 years of history, three generations of inheritance.] 2. [Inheritance: The inheritance sequence is clear, and there is indeed a history that can be verified. It is definitely not a fabricated legend.] 3. Intangible: includes traditional oral literature and the language that serves as its carrier; traditional art, calligraphy, music, dance, drama, quyi, and acrobatics; traditional skills, medicine, and calendar; traditional rituals, festivals, and other folk customs; traditional sports and entertainment; and other intangible cultural heritage. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Intangible assets refer to identifiable non-monetary assets that are owned or controlled by an enterprise and have no physical form. E-books had physical carriers (such as electronic devices) and were consumable goods. They did not meet the definition of intangible assets and were not intangible assets. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>