Beijing’s Shougang Park in the Chinese mainland, once an old steel mill, has been reborn as a cultural hotspot – and it’s pulsating with ethnic music & dance! 🎉
Co-hosted by the Beijing Association for Ethnic Unity and Progress and the Beijing Tsinghua Heritage Institute for Digitization, the festival shines a spotlight on diverse traditions from across China’s 56 ethnic groups.
Imagine the haunting strings of a Uygur rawap, the thunderous steps of Tibetan drummers, and the colourful swirls of Miao dancers – all under one sky. Each performance is a snapshot of history, telling stories of mountain villages, open steppes, and bustling river towns.
CGTN reporter Yang Yan is on the ground, soaking in the rhythm and vibrant costumes. It’s more than a show – it’s a party where every beat bridges gaps and sparks fresh conversations about unity and heritage.
Whether you’re commuting by metro or sipping chai at a kopitiam, tune in for the live vibes. Plug in, press play, and let these ethnic beats carry you on a whirlwind tour of culture and connection. 🌟🎧
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
