Shandong University hosted its second traditional Chinese culture fair on April 20, offering students a chance to explore and engage with China's rich cultural heritage.

The fair featured performances such as a cross-talk, a hanfu show, and a lion dance, along with interactive activities like intangible cultural heritage quizzes and guessing characters from oracle bone script, one of China's earliest forms of writing. Students also participated in handicraft activities like tie-dyeing, lacquer fan painting, mother-of-pearl inlaying, and movable-type printing.

A student tries out movable-type printing at the Shandong University Traditional Chinese Culture Fair. [Photo/Shandong University]

Visitors paint lacquer fans at the fair. [Photo/Shandong University]

Students try their hands at guessing characters from oracle bone script at the fair. [Photo/Shandong University]

A cross-talk show is performed at the fair. [Photo/Shandong University]

A lion dance is performed at the fair. [Photo/Shandong University]