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泉州非遗文化英语手抄报内容 Quanzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage in English Handout Introduction: Quanzhou, located in Fujian Province, China, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage. In this handout, we will explore and present various aspects of Quanzhous intangible cultural heritage, providing insights into the citys diverse traditions, customs, and artistic expressions. Lets delve into the enchanting world of Quanzhous intangible cultural heritage! 1. Historical Background: Quanzhou, a historically significant port city, has been a melting pot of cultures due to its maritime trade connections. Its intangible cultural heritage reflects a fusion of various influences, including Chinese, Islamic, and Southeast Asian cultures. 2. Traditional Performing Arts: a) Puppetry: Quanzhou puppetry, also known as Glove Puppetry, is a traditional form of Chinese opera. Through intricate puppet movements accompanied by live music, skilful puppeteers bring to life stories from Chinese history and folklore, captivating audiences with their artistry. b) Nanyin: Nanyin, a traditional form of music in Quanzhou, dates back over a thousand years. It showcases the delicate melodies and lyrical beauty of ancient Chinese music, often accompanied by traditional instruments like the guqin, pipa, and erxian. c) Theatrical Mazu Pilgrimage: The theatrical Mazu pilgrimage is an annual event in Quanzhou, dedicated to Mazu, the goddess of the sea. It involves colorful processions, street performances, and elaborate rituals, attracting both locals and tourists. 3. Traditional Crafts: a) Ceramic Art: Quanzhou is known for its exquisite ceramic art, particularly the art of making Dehua porcelain. Dehua porcelain is famous for its delicate white appearance and intricate craftsmanship, making it a highly prized art form both domestically and internationally. b) Lacquerware: Quanzhou is renowned for its lacquerware, showcasing intricate designs and vibrant colors. Artisans skillfully use multiple layers of lacq