Chinese string puppets revive among youth and globally

The art of string puppet animation in the Chinese city of Quanzhou is reclaiming its presence among young people and experiencing international expansion, after previously being mainly showcased to older audiences. Modern techniques have been invested in and integrated with traditional heritage, resulting in new works such as the character "Nai Cha," which received widespread acclaim. Additionally, performances using robots have been created to explore new dimensions of artistic expression. Digital platforms that have achieved billions of views have also been launched, increasing young people's interest in the heritage, which has been showcased at numerous international events, including in France, Thailand, and Morocco. The art remains vibrant and evolving, bridging traditional Chinese heritage with a global audience, and is considered one of China's intangible cultural heritage treasures.

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