Chinese deaf culture refers to a culture unique to the deaf community in China, covering multiple aspects such as language, tradition, values, customs, and art. As a minority culture, deaf culture also has some differences from other cultures. The uniqueness of Chinese deaf culture lies in its unique language form - Chinese sign language. Chinese sign language is a visual language, different from Mandarin. It is a language used by deaf people to communicate and converse through sign language, facial expressions, body language, and visual cues. In addition, there are many traditional customs, arts, and entertainment forms in Chinese deaf culture, such as sign language dance, gatherings, marriage, and family. In terms of deaf art, it is an important component of Chinese deaf culture. Artistic works created by deaf people showcase their unique visual language and cultural characteristics. Deaf performing arts are also a unique manifestation of Chinese deaf culture, conveying the emotions, thoughts, and opinions of the performers through sign language and other physical signals. For deaf communities in China, deaf culture is not only a traditional culture, but also an indispensable way of life and rights to live. Although deaf communities in China face certain challenges in the modernization process, they are actively carrying out various activities to promote the inheritance and development of deaf culture.