Intangible Cultural Heritage of Shanghai: Zhou Huchen Brushes
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With a heritage of over 300 years, Zhou Huchen is a famous name in China's brush-making industry. Designated as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2011, each Zhou Huchen brush undergoes over 70 meticulous processes, from the selection of premium animal hair to intricate engraving. These brushes have garnered global acclaim, and caught the eye of celebrities such as Brad Pitt. Watch the video for more insights.
[Video produced by Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Centre and Shanghai Ximeng Cultural Media Co]
Sources: Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Centre and Shanghai Ximeng Cultural Media Co, "shhuangpu" WeChat account
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