Xiongan sitting quietly beside a contemporary ceramic cup

CULTURE NATIONAL TREASURE × XIONGAN · LIVING CULTURE SERIES

CultureNational Treasure

Not culture behind glass, but how it returns to life today.

CULTURE, LIVED TODAY

About the series / 01

With Xiongan as a digital companion, discover and experience Chinese culture that is still alive today.

This is not an inventory of relics or a grand historical lecture. We begin with a knotted button, a glaze, a piece of fabric and an everyday cup, observing how tradition is redesigned, worn and held as part of contemporary life.

Beyond heritageLiving echoesNot relics. Living echoes.
Patterns do not belong only to old objects.

Content line one / CONTEMPORARY CHINESE-STYLE FASHION

Dress

Contemporary Chinese-style fashion

Starting with a knotted button, see how traditional patterns, fabrics and silhouettes enter commuting, travel and everyday dress.

  • 01 Detail: Why are knotted buttons returning?
  • 02 Material: How does fabric change the wearing experience?
  • 03 Everyday: How can contemporary Chinese style feel natural?

Today I found a very quiet button. Up close, a single thread had been wound into a flower.

Content line two / CONTEMPORARY CERAMIC ART

Vessel

Contemporary ceramic art

Through tea ware, flower vessels and everyday ceramics, feel the trace of the hand, light on glaze, and how an object changes a room.

  • 01 Touch: Why do some cups avoid perfect circles?
  • 02 Glaze: How does light change an object?
  • 03 Space: How can a flower vessel anchor a room?

I thought this cup was deliberately uneven. Then I realized the hand's trace was always part of it.

Objects let a room slow down.

Cultural companion / CULTURAL COMPANION

Xiongan does not stand in front of culture.

He sits quietly beside it—observing, approaching, asking, and occasionally sharing a newly discovered detail. Clothing, objects, flowers and space may always matter more than he does.

01

Observe

First notice how material, light and people relate in a real space.

02

Experience

Wear, touch and use, returning culture from knowledge to the body.

03

Ask

Begin with one detail, without assuming an answer or rushing to instruct.

04

Share

Use short sentences and natural pauses to leave an honest personal response.

Episode format / 60—120 SEC

00:00First discovery00:06Move closer00:35Experience01:10Leave a question

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