Located in Weifang, this museum is a living fossil of Chinese New Year art. A century-old workshop where woodblock prints are still told by carving knives and pigments, it’s a visual feast that perfectly blends folk culture and artistic creation. The museum features three core exhibition areas: Non-Material Cultural Heritage Workshop, Historical Corridor, and Themed Exhibition Hall. Visitors can experience the collaboration of carving knives and pigments firsthand. The Historical Corridor displays exquisite New Year paintings from the Qing Dynasty to the present, such as “Door God Qin Qiong” and “Fu Lu Shou San Xing,” with vibrant folk symbols vividly depicted. The Themed Exhibition Hall focuses on festival culture, recreating traditional scenes of “hanging New Year paintings and lanterns” through dynamic projection, bringing millennium folk culture back to life. - Here, every scratch is the whisper of time, every painting is a cultural code, allowing visitors to touch the temperature and strength of Chinese folk culture in light and color.
