The 8th National Ethnic Minority Folk Art Exhibition opens in N China's Inner Mongolia

The 8th National Ethnic Minority Folk Art Exhibition kicked off in Ordos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on Sept 4, 2022. The show lasted for two days, with the theme of "Welcome the 20th National Congress with art in the new era". More than 100 ethnic minority folk artists from 10 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, including Inner Mongolia, Beijing and Jilin, performed 26 excellent programs composed of ethnic Mongolian praise, ethinic Korean Pansori and Wenzhou drum lyrics for the audience. The show is jointly organized by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles (CFLAC), State Ethnic Affairs Commission, China Quyi Artists Association, Inner Mongolia Federation of Literary and Art Circles (LMFLAC) and the People's Government of Ordos. The picture shows actors performing Wenzhou drum lyrics "live streaming girl" during the show. (Wang Zheng/Guangming Picture)

The 8th National Ethnic Minority Folk Art Exhibition kicked off in Ordos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on Sept 4, 2022. The show lasted for two days, with the theme of "Welcome the 20th National Congress with art in the new era". More than 100 ethnic minority folk artists from 10 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, including Inner Mongolia, Beijing and Jilin, performed 26 excellent programs composed of ethnic Mongolian praise, ethinic Korean Pansori and Wenzhou drum lyrics for the audience. The show is jointly organized by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles (CFLAC), State Ethnic Affairs Commission, China Quyi Artists Association, Inner Mongolia Federation of Literary and Art Circles (LMFLAC) and the People's Government of Ordos. The picture shows actors performing Korean Pansori "The Meeting of Father and Daughter of Shim Cheong-jeon" during the show. (Wang Zheng/Guangming Picture)

The 8th National Ethnic Minority Folk Art Exhibition kicked off in Ordos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on Sept 4, 2022. The show lasted for two days, with the theme of "Welcome the 20th National Congress with art in the new era". More than 100 ethnic minority folk artists from 10 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, including Inner Mongolia, Beijing and Jilin, performed 26 excellent programs composed of ethnic Mongolian praise, ethinic Korean Pansori and Wenzhou drum lyrics for the audience. The show is jointly organized by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles (CFLAC), State Ethnic Affairs Commission, China Quyi Artists Association, Inner Mongolia Federation of Literary and Art Circles (LMFLAC) and the People's Government of Ordos. The picture shows actors performing Mongols toast "Praising the New Era" in the performance. (Wang Zheng/Guangming Picture)