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

201K views · 1.2K shares | The kite was invented by ancient Chinese people and now it's popular all over China. How incredible is it to see an octopus and woman on a bike flying through the air? #ChinaStory | China Daily | Facebook

From the origins of kites in ancient China to their use in pre-independence protests, the history of kites is fascinating! Did you know about the Patang Kite Museum in Ahmedabad? Built by Le Corbusier in 1954, it showcases over 100 kites made from various materials and designs. The museum features 33 panels of kites and paintings collected from renowned places like the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Tune in to the video to know more about this unique museum and the world of kites! 🪁 #Kit