In the China National Museum of Arts and Crafts and the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, an exhibition showing the unique charm of Fuzhou's traditional arts and crafts - "Mindu Skills: Fuzhou Traditional Arts and Crafts Exhibition in Beijing" is attracting a steady stream of visitors. Since its opening on October 23, this exhibition has become a major event in the cultural life of the capital with its profound cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship.

    This grand art exhibition coincides with the golden autumn season, the peak tourist season in Beijing. The exhibition site was crowded with people, who stopped to admire or discuss in groups. The exquisite craftsmanship of the exhibits amazed every visitor. Parents brought their children to visit, old friends came together, art lovers and cultural celebrities gathered together, making the exhibition a place for citizens and tourists to enjoy art together.

    Entering the exhibition hall, it is like stepping into a world of Fujian culture full of artistic atmosphere. Lacquerware, Shoushan stone carvings, wood carvings, cork paintings and other Fuzhou's most representative handicrafts are gathered together, with nearly 300 exquisite crafts that are dazzling. These works not only show the exquisite skills of Fuzhou's traditional arts and crafts, but also successfully reflect the combination of modern design and traditional crafts.

    Fuzhou has always had a long and rich historical and cultural heritage. It is one of the important historical and cultural cities in China and is famous for its unique regional culture, traditional crafts and folk art. Fuzhou's arts and crafts, with its profound historical heritage and unique regional characteristics, occupy an important position in China's arts and crafts. This exhibition, by bringing together many well-known crafts in Fuzhou, showcases the exquisite creativity, exquisite skills and craftsmanship of Fuzhou's arts and crafts. The exhibition is divided into four units: "Lacquer and Color Painting of Mindu", "Treasures from Heaven Born in Minzhong", "Fine Carvings Reflecting the Three Mountains", and "Skillful Craftsmanship Shining in Zuohai". Each unit shows the different aspects of Fuzhou's arts and crafts in its own unique way. From the brilliance of lacquer art to the warm texture of Shoushan stone carvings, from the ingenuity of wood carvings to the elegance and delicacy of cork paintings, each work is silently telling the cultural story of Fuzhou and conveying the craftsmen's persistence and pursuit of beauty.

    At the exhibition site, the reporter randomly interviewed several visitors, and their feelings and insights provided different viewing perspectives for this exhibition. Mr. Huang from Beijing said: "This exhibition gave me a deeper understanding of traditional arts and crafts, especially the stone carvings and lacquer art of Fuzhou, which are really amazing." Mr. Huang is a cultural enthusiast who usually has a strong interest in traditional art. He pays special attention to the details of the exhibition. "The quality of the exhibits is very high, and each piece can feel the hard work of the artists behind it." The reporter interviewed a visitor from Fuzhou. Mr. Li came all the way from his hometown to visit the exhibition. He excitedly told the reporter: "This exhibition has brought me great pride. Fuzhou's traditional crafts are exhibited in the highest hall of Chinese arts and crafts-China Arts and Crafts Museum and China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum. Seeing that Fuzhou's art treasures can get such a high display platform, as a hometown person, I feel extremely proud." As a designer, Ms. Li showed a strong interest in Fuzhou's lacquer art. "The color and gloss of lacquer art fascinate me, and they have great potential for application in modern design. I hope to incorporate these traditional elements into my design so that more people can understand and appreciate Fuzhou's traditional arts and crafts." Ms. Li said in an interview.