Tianjin, historically known as the "Gateway of Nine Rivers," is located in northern China at the confluence of the Hai River and the Bohai Sea. Born by the sea and nurtured by rivers, Tianjin boasts a rich heritage and distinctive charm shaped over a thousand years.
Its history dates back to the Ming Dynasty, when it served as a key hub for trade and transportation. In the late Qing Dynasty and early 20th century, Tianjin became an international treaty port, giving rise to a unique blend of Chinese and Western architecture—a legacy still visible today in areas such as the Wudadao (Five Great Avenues) and the Binhai New Area.
Tianjin Intangible Cultural Art Exploration Program
“天津非物质文化艺术研学”
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Take the children deep into the heart of the Clay Figurine Zhang Art Institute—the core of the brand’s artistic heritage.
Work and create alongside national first-class arts and crafts masters.
An exceptionally rare opportunity for hands-on learning and artistic practice.
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We will visit the Yangliuqing Painting Studio, meet artists on-site, and explore the full process behind the creation of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings.
