In May 2022, the Hualin Mantis Fist was designated as a provincial intangible cultural heritage of Guangdong Province. Xian¡¯s family from Shenzhen is the only inheritor in China that has fully mastered the techniques of this martial art. Born and raised in Shajin, Bao¡¯an District, Xian Runzhang started learning martial arts at the age of 6. This is the behind-the-scenes footage of the second episode of the ongoing Chinese-English documentary series produced by Shenzhen Daily that highlights Shenzhen's intangible cultural heritage legacies.

Hakka bamboo hats, known as ¡°Liangmao¡± in Chinese, are aptly named as they provide a cool shade. About 200 years ago, Hakka bamboo hat craftsmanship was introduced to Gankeng, a Hakka village in Longgang District, from Fujian Province in East China. The craftsmanship of Gankeng Hakka bamboo hats was included in the list of Guangdong¡¯s provincial intangible cultural heritage in 2013.

This morning, the cast and crew of "Wing Chun" left Shenzhen for Singapore. At the departure hall of the Shenzhen airport, the reporter interviewed the cast and crew of "Wing Chun."