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Traditional incense making techniques (medicinal incense making techniques)

The ancient method of making medicinal incense belongs to the traditional production process, and every detail is a traditional handmade one. In the base for teaching medicinal incense making skills, a representative project of intangible cultural heritage in Hohhot, the air is filled with smoke and the fragrance of medicinal herbs is everywhere, which has a unique charm. The various Chinese medicinal incense mud materials placed in containers are kneaded, molded, pressed, and oiled by the incense artist, giving off a mysterious and distant fragrance. The production of medicinal incense with different effects is demonstrated by the incense artist, which is pleasing to the eye and refreshing to the nose. The medicinal incense making skills have a history of more than 200 years. According to the historical records of the Alxa South Temple in Inner Mongolia, it originated from the ancient medicinal incense of Tibetan temples for more than 1,300 years. The history of its introduction to the Mongolian grassland can be verified to 1785. The production skills and incense recipe of this "secret treasure ancient incense" were brought into the Tengger Desert by a Tibetan Buddhist monk and "settled down" on the grassland. As time went by, local inheritors used this craft recipe as a basis, combined with local sacrificial customs, and integrated Han, Mongolian, Tibetan and Manchu cultures. They not only gradually promoted this thousand-year-old Tibetan incense, but also passed it down from generation to generation in Inner Mongolia.

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Clothing Street

Guiyi Street, this street with a slightly ancient name is located between the prosperous Northeast Corner and Beidaguan, parallel to Beimalu, with a total length of 800 meters. It is an ancient commercial street with a history of more than 600 years in Tianjin. It was once the cradle of Tianjin's commerce. At first, there were only Guiyi shops on Guiyi Street, hence the name. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to Guiyi shops, shops of silk, cotton, furs, and porcelain also developed. Especially in the early 1930s, it reached its peak and became a distribution center for silk, cloth, fur, clothing, writing instruments, stationery, Chinese medicinal materials, and daily small commodities in North China. Some time-honored brands such as Qianxiangyi, Ruifuxiang, Ruishengxiang, Yuanlong, Lao Hu Kaiwen, Lao Maosheng, etc. are concentrated on this street. The vendors here are everywhere, and it is extremely prosperous.

Weizhou Ancient City

Weizhou Ancient City is located in Wei County, Hebei Province. It is now a national AAA-level tourist attraction. The ancient city was built in the second year of Daxiang in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580 AD) and has a history of more than 1,400 years. The ancient city has been a rich and prosperous commercial port since ancient times. It is not only rich in products, but also famous for its rich and colorful folk culture.

An Family Courtyard Collection Museum

In Yangliuqing, an ancient town in Tianjin, there is a street called Guiyi Street, which is known as a place where the rich live. To the south of the street is the Shi Family Courtyard, the largest residential building in North China, and to the north of the street, just across the street, is the even older An Family Courtyard. The An Family Courtyard has been with history for 150 years, and has witnessed the prosperity and bustle of the ancient town, and recorded the traces and style of the years.