八点最热报 | 香港长洲一名糖人因为小时候迷恋吹糖人的炫丽技艺，长大后便想拜师学艺，不过却沒有人願意教授秘技，因此他決定开始自己研究学习技艺，最后便在无师自通的情况下，成为一名专业的糖人。（主播：庄文杰）
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00:03 Chui Tang is a traditional craft that has a history of more than 600 years in Chinese folk.
00:07 It was listed as a non-materialistic cultural heritage in Hong Kong in 2014.
00:11 There was a Chui Tang person in Changzhou, Hong Kong.
00:14 Because he was obsessed with the brilliant memory of Chui Tang when he was a child,
00:17 he went to learn it after he grew up.
00:20 But because there was no master willing to teach,
00:22 he decided to learn it himself.
00:23 Finally, he became a professional Chui Tang person without a master.
00:28 Let's take a look at this almost lost traditional skill.
00:33 Pull out the head by pinching,
00:35 and then pull out the forefoot by pinching.
00:37 Between pinching and rubbing,
00:39 a water-like spirit path is formed.
00:41 There is no complicated instrument,
00:43 but the most complicated craft is needed.
00:45 And this almost lost Chui Tang skill
00:48 can still be seen in Changzhou, Hong Kong.
00:51 The person in front of you is like a street magician.
00:54 If you want the ordinary Tang River to change into various beautiful shapes,
00:59 the key is to have a pair of skillful hands that can withstand high temperature.
01:03 The most difficult part of making Tang sculpture is
01:06 how to control the temperature.
01:08 In addition to controlling the temperature,
01:10 you also need to control the possibility.
01:12 When the Tang is taken up,
01:15 you don't wait for a while because it's too hot.
01:19 You wait until it's cold before you make it.
01:23 You can't do that with Tang.
01:25 From the very beginning, he made a full-hand water cannon
01:28 to the Tang group that can hold 80 degrees of heat.
01:32 Tang people's persistence
01:33 also allowed this Chui Tang skill with hundreds of years of history to be passed down.
01:38 Because of the current local Tang people in Hong Kong,
01:40 there are only less than five left.
01:43 Therefore, such a rare skill
01:46 often attracts many tourists to see it.
01:49 And we saw these traditional crafts from afar.
01:52 When my children came together, they rarely saw it.
01:54 So I came here to let them see it.
01:57 In addition to the final product,
02:00 the process of making Tang is also a kind of performance.
02:03 It shows the practice of Tang people's traditional skills
02:07 and the persistence of the inheritors of Chui Tang skills.
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