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"The entries are the most representative things from Chinese culture. After carefully examining and debating each one, the abacus really stood out. Apart from the mathematical calculations, the cultural connotations of the abacus rhymes are also very rich. So we all hope that the abacus will be listed by UNESCO." said Ma Wenhui, President, Dept. of Intangible Cultural Heritage, MOC.
The result will be released on Monday December 2nd. Since 2001, China has successfully applied for 37 items to be listed as World Intangible Cultural Heritages, including Kunqu opera, shadow play and acupuncture. China now has the most intangible cultural items listed by UNESCO.
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