China's intangible cultural heritages include silk reeling, Quanjude, Suzhou embroidery, Wu Ge, Pingtan, Zhonghe Shaole, Sichuan Opera's face changing, Tantou New Year pictures, Jiangyong Nvshu, Nanjing Yunjin, Xi 'an ancient music, Nanyin, Qingpu Tian Ge, Songjiang Guxiu and so on.

1. Silk reeling

Silk reeling, also known as "carved silk", is the essence of traditional silk works of art in China. It is the most traditional way to pick warp and weft in China silk industry, and it is very appreciated for decorative silk fabrics.

in may, 26, Suzhou silk weaving technology was selected into the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list; In September, 29, silk reeling was selected as the world intangible cultural heritage as China's sericulture and silk weaving skills. Representative inheritors are Wang Jinshan, Wang Jialiang, Wang Jianjiang and Wu Wenkang.

2. Quanjude

Quanjude, a time-honored brand in China, was founded in 1864 (Tongzhi for three years in the Qing Dynasty) and has made great progress after several generations of pioneering efforts. In January 1999, "Quanjude" was recognized as a "well-known trademark" by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, and it was the first well-known trademark of China in China.

3. Suzhou embroidery

Suzhou embroidery is the general name of embroidery products in Suzhou, and it is a traditional folk art in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Suzhou embroidery originated in Suzhou, which is one of the four famous embroideries and one of the national intangible cultural heritages.

4. Pingtan

Suzhou Pingtan is the general name of Suzhou Pinghua and Suzhou Tanci, and it is a traditional drama form of storytelling with Wu dialect. It came into being and became popular in Suzhou, as well as in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, and was sung in Suzhou dialect. In 26, Suzhou Pingtan was selected as the first batch of new items of national intangible cultural heritage. In 28 and 211, it was selected as the second and third batch of expansion projects.

5. Nanjing brocade

Nanjing brocade is a traditional silk handicraft in China, which is known as "golden brocade". Its history can be traced back to 417 (the 13th year of Yixi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty), when the official department of brocade was established in Guodu Jiankang (now Nanjing), and it has a history of 1,6 years.

At present, only Yunjin still maintains its traditional characteristics and unique skills, and has always kept the traditional flower-lifting machine weaving. This traditional hand-woven skill based on human memory cannot be replaced by modern machines. ?

what are the above references? Baidu encyclopedia-intangible cultural heritage