Explore the traditional costumes of China's ethnic minorities and understand their historical, cultural and artistic values. From the gorgeous Tibetan robes to the silver costumes of the Miao, each costume shows the identity and aesthetic concept of their respective nationalities with their unique patterns, colors and craftsmanship. Through detailed introduction and exquisite picture display, readers can appreciate the charm of these costumes.

Focuses on ethnic handicraft-making techniques that are on the verge of being lost but still shine. For example, Yi embroidery, Uygur wood carving and Mongolian leather painting. These exquisite craftsmanship is not only an important part of the material cultural heritage, but also carries the painstaking efforts of countless craftsmen. This article will detail the various processes and the stories behind them, taking you closer to the world of craftsmen behind the scenes.

Take you into the rich and colorful food world of ethnic minorities, where you can find many delicious dishes you have never heard of before. Such as Zhuang colorful glutinous rice, Hui halal snacks and Dai bamboo rice and so on. In addition to a simple list of recipes, the custom stories behind the food will also be shared, so that every diner can experience the profound cultural heritage.

On important festivals, ethnic minorities around the world hold grand celebrations to express their love for life. Whether it is the lively Water Splashing Festival (Dai), the passionate Nadam Convention (Mongolian) or the solemn Torch Festival (Yi), each festival has its own specific meaning and ceremony. We will present you with a series of exciting live video materials of the event so that you can participate as if you were there.

With the development of the times and social progress, more and more young people begin to pay attention to the traditional culture of their ethnic groups and actively participate in the protection work. At the same time, with the support of government policies, many ancient villages have been transformed into tourist attractions, attracting a large number of tourists to visit and experience. This part of the content will focus on how to balance the relationship between tradition and modernity in ethnic minority areas, and achieve sustainable growth while retaining the original characteristics.

In recent years, various exhibitions, performances and other activities with the theme of promoting national culture have emerged one after another, providing the general public with more opportunities for contact and understanding. In addition, the Internet has also created good conditions for cross-regional exchanges, allowing more people to enjoy art performance videos or photographic works from remote border areas online. The purpose of this chapter is to emphasize the importance of building such interactive space and to enhance the cognitive level of multi-ethnic harmonious coexistence in China.