Intangible Cultural Heritage
What intangible cultural heritage do you know? I will introduce to you the Ni Ni Dog.
The mud dog originated from the myth and legend that Nuwa used clay to create humans. It is also the carrier of ancient sacrifices and beliefs, expressing the primitive people's worship of nature and gods.
Not all mud dogs are dogs, there are also kittens, deers and various animal shapes. Mud dogs are usually a combination of several animals, which is quite weird. According to the size and coloring of the animal shape, mud dogs can be divided into many varieties.
The mud dog is first kneaded with yellow clay, then fired, and finally painted into the shape of an animal with colored pens. This process is very interesting and can unleash our creativity and imagination. I hope to have the opportunity to make it myself.
The pictures in the pictures were all made by junior high school students. The children's imaginations are very rich, and the works they made are also very vivid and contagious.