A 300-year-old guild hall keeps Guangzhou's silk-weaving heritage alive. Jinlun Guild Hall in Liwan District, built in 1723 and restored in 2005, is Guangzhou's only fully preserved trade guild hall, retaining Lingnan features like wok-eared gable walls and blue brick walls. In 2021, Jinlun Guild Hall was transformed into an exhibition hall dedicated to Xiangyunsha, a traditional Guangdong fabric which has been recognized as national intangible cultural heritage. Featuring texts, images, videos, and artifacts, the exhibition showcases the history of Guangdong's silk weaving industry and Xiangyunsha culture, and walks visitors through the fabric's production process. #Guangdong# #JinlunGuildHall# #Guangzhou# #Liwan# #Xiangyunsha# #SilkWeaving# #IntangibleCulturalHeritage# @MetaGuangdong @Guangzhou_City @Discover_GZ @ViewHK_Macao @CulturalLingnan

Calling all kung fu and dance lovers: Shenzhen's original dance drama Wing Chun (咏春) is heading to South Korea! As cultural exchanges between China and the Republic of Korea continue to flourish during the 2026 APEC China Year, the acclaimed production is bringing the spirit of Guangdong culture to Korean audiences. Created in Shenzhen, it reimagines Wing Chun martial arts and Xiangyunsha (香云纱)—the legendary "Soft Gold" of silk—through contemporary dance. Since its premiere in 2022, it has toured more than 50 cities worldwide with over 300 performances, captivating audiences across Asia, Europe and North America. Now, the journey continues in Andong, Republic of Korea. Don't miss this spectacular fusion of kung fu and dance—live on stage! 📅 31 July | 7:30 PM 📅 1 August | 5:00 PM 📍 Andong Culture & Arts Center, Republic of Korea (韩国·安东文化艺术殿堂) Photos from 文旅深圳 @Shenzhen_style @ShenzhenPages @MorningGBA @SpoxCHN_MaoNing