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Capital's rich treasures, heritage and culture wow overseas guests

By Chen Meiling | China Daily | Updated: 2018-06-09 07:23

The previously run-down street of Yangmeizhu Xiejie, in Xicheng district of Beijing, has been transformed into a cluster of creative businesses that have set up shop there, featuring traditional craftsmanship, such as classic printing and porcelain-making techniques, combined with modern style.

In late May, the charm of the revitalized old street impressed a visiting media group, comprised of some 20 journalists from eight countries involved in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, including Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. They visited several attractions in the Chinese capital, learning about cultural heritage before attending international media forums on May 31 and June 1.

Mofan Bookstore, once a shop selling stationary in the street, is now bringing the nearly forgotten art of woodblock printing back to life, according to general manager Jiang Xun.

Capital's rich treasures, heritage and culture wow overseas guests

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