China Cultural Center in Moscow hosts workshop to promote tea culture

The event showcased Zhejiang province's intangible cultural heritage items, such as Song Dynasty (960-1279) tea whisking, Hangzhou embroidery and Longquan celadon. The intangible cultural heritage inheritors demonstrated their skills on the site as well as taught the spectators to experience by themselves.

Meanwhile, the performer from Russia played Chinese music on the guqin, a traditional Chinese instrument, on the site, accompanied by the tea-whisking performance of Song Dynasty (960-1279). Ninety-seven exquisite Chinese painting works were also exhibited at the event.