After the visit, the four photographers were eager to try making grain paintings with the guidance of Professor Han Guorui. They choose their favorite patterns, from selecting grains to carefully placing them with tweezers, every step is full of challenges. Despite some language barriers in communication, under the patient guidance and demonstration of Teacher Han, the four photographers gradually entered a state of excellence and experienced the unique joy of this traditional art. A photographer from France said, “Grain painting is not only an art form, but also a cultural heritage. Being able to personally participate in its production has given me a deeper understanding and appreciation of traditional Chinese culture

　　This visit and experience activity is not only a cultural encounter, but also a vivid practice of cultural exchange between China and foreign countries. It allows international photographers who come from afar to experience the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture up close, while also laying a solid foundation for the international dissemination of the intangible cultural heritage project of grain painting. I believe that in the future, more international friends will use Grain Painting as a window to understand and love China, and jointly promote the diversity and prosperity of world culture.