Zero-distance Contact with Intangible Heritage

Photo by Xu Weichen

On December 5, Shanghai-style magic performances, such as goldfish appearing in a fish tank, a white dove coming out from hands, newspapers changed into a walking stick, were staged in the Residents' Lifelong Learning Experience Base of Hongkou District, which made the audiences marvel at.

On that day, the Community College of Hongkou District and the Construction Management Office of the Residents' Lifelong Learning Experience Base of Hongkou District guided and planned the residents' lifelong learning experience activities. Zhou Liangtie, the representative inheritor of "Shanghai-style Magic" intangible heritage project, and his team were invited to show their skills, so that the intangible heritage culture can have a zero-distance contact with the public and get better inheritance and development.