Hey there, culture enthusiasts! 🎉 Ever wondered how ancient traditions meet the digital age? Well, meet Lang Jiaziyu, a young dough sculptor breathing new life into traditional Chinese art! 🌟
Born into a family of dough sculptors, Lang started crafting tiny masterpieces at just 3 years old. But as times changed, she faced a big question: how to keep this beautiful art alive? 🤔
Enter the internet! 🌐 Lang decided to merge her craft with advanced digital tech. She began digitally cataloging her creations using 3D scanning—talk about art meets science! 🖥️ On top of that, she started sharing her work and creative process online. Guess what? She now has over 2 million fans cheering her on! 🎊
\"They are not only my fans but also fans of traditional Chinese culture,\" Lang says with a smile. 😊
But Lang isn't the only one. On Bilibili, one of China's hottest video platforms, post-95 creator \"Jiang Xunqian\" rocked the scene! 🎬 Her video, \"Girls Challenging the Millennium Skill – Iron Flowers,\" showcasing the stunning folk art of throwing molten iron to create fireworks, lit up the internet. ✨ It became one of the top 10 original videos in 2023! 🚀
These stories show that young people are not just keeping traditions alive—they're supercharging them! ⚡ With creativity and the internet, they're making culture cool again and attracting more young fans worldwide. 🌍
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Chinese youth embrace internet to revitalize traditional culture
cgtn.com
