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Shanghai artist Shen Jianhua established a folk art studio in Dali, teaching Bai villagers to document their rural life through painting. This initiative has empowered local women to preserve their cultural heritage and transform their lives through creative expression.
At the Chongqing Rongchuang Resort in the Shapingba District of the city, several trees have been wrapped in brightly colored "sweaters," transforming them into winter fairies.
For many, wearing these garments is more than a fashion choice – it is a living dialogue with history, a personal expression of identity, and a playful yet meaningful way to engage with China's cultural heritage.
Jia ma, a thousand-year-old woodblock print tradition of the Bai people in southwest China, was once used in rituals to pray for protection and good fortune.