Intangible Cultural Heritage - Shandong Culture

Songcheng performers keep cultural heritage items alive

2015-07-08

Wearing a comedic bright pink and green costume, 70-year-old street dancer Li Guangwu rolls forward, backward and sideways, and does the splits, as he plays an old woman trying to catch a butterfly.
Cultural Heritage Day celebrations shine in Shandong

2015-06-17

Shandong province hosted a series of events to celebrate the 10th National Cultural Heritage Day on June 13 in its capital, Ji’nan.
Haiyang yangge

2015-03-17

The Haiyang yangge group includes three parts - leader, music band and dancers.
Intangible cultural heritage: Penglai daganhao (bugle)

2015-03-13

Pengaidaganhao, also called a bugle or horn, is a copper-pipe musical instrument without holes.
Laizhou straw braids technique

2015-03-13

Straw braids produced in Laizhou, Yantai, Shandong Province, are the most famous of their kind in China with a history of 1,500 years.
Intangible cultural heritage: Qixia eight trigrams drum dance

2015-03-13

The eight trigrams drum dance, a Taoist dance form, originated from Taoist ceremonies in Shandong Qixia.
Intangible cultural heritage: Yantai drawnwork technique

2015-03-13

Yantai is a key production area for drawnwork craftsmanship in China.