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Sugar painting, a traditional edible art form, dates back to the Ming dynasty, where it was often crafted into animal shapes as sacred offerings during ancestral and deity worship. Artists skillfully draw with molten sugar on stone slabs, attaching a wooden stick before the artwork hardens—an expressive blend of craftsmanship and ritual, now commonly seen at temple fairs and tourist spots.
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Watch This | Observatory: Hurricane No. 10 Signal expected to remain in effect for some time
The Hong Kong Observatory issued the Hurricane No. 10 Signal today (July 20) at 9:20 am, indicating an average wind speed of 118 kilometers per hour or more in the region. The Observatory noted that Typhoon Wipha is expected to come closest to Hong Kong in the next two to three hours, passing approximately 50 kilometers south of the Observatory, posing a significant threat to the area.
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Watch This | Pakistani agricultural trainees complete capacity-building program in China
A total of 292 Pakistani agricultural trainees completed a 90-day training program on Thursday in Yangling, northwest China's Shaanxi Province. The program aims to enhance young Pakistanis' agricultural skills.
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Watch This | A better understanding of China comes from seeing for yourself: friendship society leader
"China's coming ahead in the last 40 years, what's taken us over a hundred years to do." Jan Everett, national president of the Australia-China Friendship Society, encouraged more Australians to visit China and see its rapid transformation.
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2025.07.20 08:39
CHINESE STORIES presents a journey into sweet heritage of China's intangible cultural legacy
Sugar painting, a traditional edible art form, dates back to the Ming dynasty, where it was often crafted into animal shapes as sacred offerings during ancestral and deity worship. Artists skillfully draw with molten sugar on stone slabs, attaching a wooden stick before the artwork hardens—an expressive blend of craftsmanship and ritual, now commonly seen at temple fairs and tourist spots.
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