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Young people keeping traditional culture alive

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2018-11-22 14:29

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Chinese post-1985 generation member Wen Qiuwen adds modern and fashion elements to traditional fish lamps, which have gained popularity in fashion magazines. [Photo/IC]

Changing times doesn't mean the disappearance of traditional Chinese culture. At present, some young people are combining their work with traditional Chinese cultural elements, creating opportunities for traditional craftsmanship to link up with innovative development.

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