Inheriting intangible cultural heritage in schools

Primary students in Tianjin Puyu School learn how to play Jingdong Dagu(a talking-singing arts that originates from Hebei Sanhe, Xianghe and Beijing Pinggu, Tianjin Baodi).[Photo/Xinhua]

From 2010, Tianjin Puyu School has put over one million yuan($150,000) into introducing intangible cultural heritage such as paper cuttings, Jingdong Dagu, Yangliuqing Prints. They have also opened 23 kinds of intangible cultural heritage courses to make student understand the attraction of traditional culture.

Students during their paper cutting class [Photo/Xinhua]