Chinese craftsmen proud that ancient craft still popular despite digital age


Sun Yuemei, owner of a kite making workshop in Weifang.

IN AN airy, single-storey workshop in Weifang, Shandong province, seamstresses sit behind sewing machines, surrounded by piles of colourful fabric.

Their hands move fast as the needles punch through the synthetic fabrics. The results of their labour – kites in various shapes and designs – line the walls.

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