" Qiang Embroidery A Bao&# 34; Appearing At The Premiere Of Kung Fu Panda 4

On the afternoon of March 9, the premiere ceremony of Kung Fu Panda 4 was held in Chengdu. Yang Huazhen, the ambassador for promoting intangible cultural heritage of China's textile industry and the national representative inheritor of Tibetan weaving and cross stitch embroidery, appeared with the Qiang embroidery work "Dragon Warrior" A Bao. The Qiang Embroidery of A Bao was jointly created by the team led by Yang Huazhen for two months. They embroidered A Bao's strength and bravery with one stitch and one thread. A Bao's air is very pleasing.

Yang Huazhen believes that innovation is the only way to pass on intangible cultural heritage. Inheritors should keep up with the needs of the times and use innovative ways to bring traditional crafts into modern life. Under the explanation of Mr. Yang Huazhen, the audience felt the ingenuity in Qiang embroidery, and it is the heritage mission of contemporary intangible cultural heritage people to explore the traditional beauty between silk threads!

Kung Fu Panda 4, directed by Mike Mitchell, tells that after the dragon hero Po was promoted to the spiritual leader of Hepinggu, the new villain chameleon transformation witch "the Phantom Queen" brought unprecedented challenges. It can summon Po's past enemies, and Po will once again use his unparalleled courage and martial arts to kill demons and demons, and safeguard peace and justice. The animated film Kung Fu Panda 4 will be officially released on March 22.

(Source: Intangible Cultural Heritage Office of China Textile Federation)