On July 13 at Wucheng Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Center, overseas Chinese teenagers learned about the production skills of the Wuzhou kiln artisans and the traditional culture of the intangible cultural heritage from the inheritors of intangible cultural heritage.

Themed “Searching for Roots in Wuzhou,” a summer camp for overseas Chinese teenagers was launched in Jinhua. More than 20 teenagers from Spain, France, and Italy searching for their Chinese roots felt the charm of traditional Chinese culture through experiential education. (Text and photo by Wu Chaohong, translated by Jin Haiqiong, edited by Kendra Fiddler)