The Ancient Art of Kite Making Soaring Through 2,000 Years 🪁 For over two millennia, kites have carried more than just colors in the sky—they’ve lifted stories, prayers, and traditions across generations. From their origins in Asia to their journey across the globe, kite crafting remains a beautiful reminder of creativity, culture, and connection to the wind. 🌏✨ Would you let your spirit soar with a handmade kite today? 🪁💨 #TraditionalCrafts #CulturalHeritage #AsianTradition #HandmadeWithLov

Kites originated in the Spring and Autumn Period, over 2,000 years ago. They have been described as "the world's earliest flying machines." With the advent of papermaking, one of China's four great inventions, people began making kites out of paper to convey their hopes for peace. #Inheritors #ChinaTravel #2025ChinaAgenda #ChinaVibes #Film #FilmTourinChina #Beijing https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-02-24/Springtime-fun-Flying-kites-in-Beijing-1BftXWvHwOc/p.html | China Plus Culture

Lu Ban, a renowned craftsman of ancient China from more than 2,000 years ago, improved on Mozi's kite design – regarded as the earliest kite in Chinese history – by replacing wood with lighter, more flexible bamboo, crafting a "wooden magpie" said to have flown for three days. This #AI-generated video offers a vivid glimpse of the bamboo kite. #ChinaTravel #QingmingFestival #Heritage | China Plus Culture