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Intangible culture with Related Tags

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flower

Huaer originated in the early Ming Dynasty (around 1368 AD). It is a folk song created and shared by the Han, Hui, Tibetan, Dongxiang, Baoan, Salar, Tu, Yugu, and Mongolian ethnic groups in Gansu, Qinghai, and Ningxia in northwestern China. It is named because the lyrics compare women to flowers. It is sung in Chinese and is influenced by the traditional music of Qiang, Tibetan, Han, Tu, and Muslim ethnic groups. Due to the different musical characteristics, lyrics and regions of circulation, Huaer is divided into three major categories: "Hehuang Huaer", "Taomin Huaer" and "Liupanshan Huaer". In addition to impromptu singing while working in the fields, grazing in the mountains, and traveling, people also spontaneously hold a large-scale folk song competition "Huaerhui" at a specific time and place every year, which has the special value of multi-ethnic cultural exchange and emotional integration.

China

Multi-ethnic

Heritage with Related Tags

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Viñales Valley

The Viñales Valley is surrounded by mountains and the landscape is dotted with dramatic rocky outcrops. Traditional agricultural production techniques are still used, especially tobacco production. The vernacular architecture of the farms and villages enhances the quality of this cultural landscape, which still preserves a rich multi-ethnic society that reflects the cultural development of the Caribbean islands and Cuba.

Cuba

Multiethnic society

Chateau Changyu AFIP International Winery

Beijing Changyu Aifeibao International Winery is located in Jugezhuang Town, Miyun District, Beijing. It was built by Yantai Changyu Group with capital from France, the United States, Italy, Portugal and other countries, covering an area of more than 1,500 acres, with an investment of nearly 700 million yuan, and was completed in June 2007. Aifeibao hired Mr. Robert Dingluoter, former chairman of the International Bureau of Vine and Wine (OIV), as the honorary owner of the winery. Referring to the standard system set by OIV for the world's top wineries, Aifeibao pioneered the "four-in-one" business model of Aifeibao in the world: that is, on the basis of the original grape planting and wine brewing, Aifeibao is also equipped with three innovative functions: wine theme tourism, professional tasting training, and leisure vacation, opening a new era for world wineries.

Beijing and surrounding areas

Multinational Capital