Embarking on a cultural voyage in Qingdao, the A Date with China international media tour members immersed themselves in the essence of Qingdao's intangible heritages, from calligraphy and tea ceremonies to guqin (a traditional seven-stringed zither) and seal carving.
Spanish reporter Guillaume Benavides Moine found himself touched by the art of calligraphy, emphasizing the significance of understanding such cultural treasures to truly learn about China.
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