China is a multi-ethnic country with fifty-six different ethnic minorities. Each nation has its own unique cultural heritage, including language, religious beliefs, customs and other aspects. Through these precious cultural symbols, we can trace back to the long history and development of different ethnic groups. This land not only carries the memory of the past, but also provides an endless source of inspiration for future innovation and development.

Whether ancient hieroglyphics or epic legends handed down by word of mouth, each cultural expression tells its own story in silence. From the March Song Fair of the Zhuang nationality to the Water-splashing Festival of the Dai nationality, the rich and colorful traditional festivals are like living social history books, showing the distinctive lifestyles and spiritual outlook of various ethnic groups. We sincerely invite you to follow us on this cultural journey full of unknowns and surprises, and explore the treasures of every member of the Chinese nation family.

In the vast land of China, countless pairs of skillful hands have woven a breathtaking masterpiece of art. From the exquisite embroidery of the Uygur people to the traditional silver ornaments of the Yi people, to the unique Thangka paintings of the Tibetan people ...... These are the best manifestations of the wisdom of the people of all ethnic groups for thousands of years. Behind every stitch and thread, there is the hard work and sweat of a craftsman; between each pattern and shape, there is also a profound meaning and implication.

However, in the process of rapid changes in modern society, many traditional crafts are at risk of being lost. In order to rejuvenate the ancient skills, more and more young people begin to devote themselves to it, inherit the valuable experience of their predecessors and improve and innovate. Nowadays, through the development of network platform and various cultural and creative industries, these once unknown handicrafts have gradually gone abroad and have been widely praised all over the world.

Chinese traditional costumes are an important part of Chinese culture. Especially for ethnic minorities, they are not only clothes to cover the body and keep out the cold, but also a way to express identity and personal aesthetic taste. Each piece of clothing has its own distinct design concept and style characteristics-the Miao women's silver-studded costumes seem to hang the whole starry sky on their shoulders; when the children of the grassland in the yurt dance in bright and dazzling robes, it is reminiscent of the galloping horse on the vast land.

with the passage of time and the increasing frequency of regional exchanges, the costumes between different regions are also learning from each other and absorbing the advantages of each other's continuous evolution and development. Today, when we put on these gorgeous and representative clothes, it is like crossing the time tunnel to return to that distant and beautiful era, continuing to convey the crystallization of wisdom left to us by our ancestors.

China's ethnic minorities are famous for their passionate and distinctive songs and dances. Every time they step on the stage, the actors interpret their own stories with deep respect and love for their ancestors. From the melodious folk music performance like mountains and flowing water to the group dance steps with strong and cheerful rhythm, the audience seems to be in another dimension of time and space, and feel the most sincere emotion from the bottom of their hearts.

These programs are not only to entertain the public, but more importantly, to convey people's living conditions and social values in a specific era through singing and body language. For example, Ashima tells about the Yi people