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英文原文：The Non-heritage Embroidered Ball - A Cultural TreasureThe embroidered ball, a non-heritage craft with deep historical and cultural roots, is a testament to the skills and creativity of Chinese artisans. Also known as "Xiu Qiu," this intricate craftwork embodies the essence of traditional Chinese embroidery, making it a highly prized possession among collectors and enthusiasts.The embroidered ball is typically made of silk or cotton cloth, with intricate patterns stitched onto its surface using various threads and techniques. These patterns, often featuring floral motifs, animals, or auspicious symbols, are not just decorative; they also carry profound cultural and symbolic meanings.The making of an embroidered ball is a highly skilled and time-consuming process. It requires meticulous planning and execution, with each stitch carefully placed to create the desired effect. The artisan not only needs to possess excellent embroidery skills but also a deep understanding of traditional Chinese culture and aesthetics.Despite being a non-heritage craft, the embroidered ball has managed to maintain its popularity and relevance in modern society. This is partly due to its aesthetic appeal but also because it serves as a powerful symbol of traditional Chinese culture and craftsmanship.By preserving and promoting this craft, we not only honor the skills and creativity of our ancestors but also contribute to the preservation and传承of valuable cultural heritage.中文对照：非遗绣球——文化瑰宝绣球，作为一种具有深厚历史和文化底蕴的非遗工艺，见证了中国工匠的技能和创造力。
