In the cultural treasure that is traditional Chinese folk art, beauty is created on the basis of modern history and information while reflecting the thousands of years of culture of the Chinese people. Folk art is a vital component of a nation's culture, and giving broad expression to its many gems is a critical task. In this spirit, Lou Kau Mansion welcomes works from the various traditional folk arts of Anhui province, among them ink stick sculpture, inkstone carving, calligraphy brush making, collage, embroidery, miniature sculpture and iron art.

Because these national folk arts fully reflect China's unique ethnic style and regional characteristics, several have been included in the inventory of intangible cultural heritage. This exhibition, with its on-site performances by several renowned folk artists from Anhui province, further enhances Lou Kau Mansion's reputation as a venue for cultural activities.