Jiangsu intangible art exhibition kicks off culture and tourism year

The exhibition of representative intangible heritages showcases Nanjing Yun Brocade, Suzhou Embroidery, Qinhuai Lantern, Taohuawu Wood-block Prints, Kunqu Opera, Jinling Paper-cut and so on. Meanwhile, the exhibition also offers VR experience.

Gong Liang, deputy director of Jiangsu provincial department of culture and tourism, said though the COVID-19 outbreak blocks travel, but the friendship between Chinese and Australian people goes on.