Celebrate China's heritage online for holiday

Updated: Jun 9, 2020 By Yang Xiaoyu Chinaculture.org Print

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A Weibo post features Chinese actress Diliraba making a tie-dye T-shirt. [Photo/Official Weibo account of wodsy.com]

6. Follow celebrities, influencers to learn more about ICH on Weibo

There will be a huge crowd of celebrities and influencers on Weibo, China’s Twitter equivalent, guiding you to learn more about ICH items through videos or livestreams.

Famous Chinese actress Dilraba Dilmurat has recently broadcasted how she made a tie-dye T-shirt and piqued many fans’ interest in this ancient technique.

Celebrities like Tan Weiwei, Yue Yunpeng, Zhou Dongyu and Zheng Yunlong, as well as pop idols from Chuang 2020 will join the program soon, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced on Wednesday via its Weibo account.

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