The Manchu minority has the second largest population among Chinese ethnic minorities. Manchu people mainly resident in the three northeastern provinces which are Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang and regions like Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Beijing and other places. Manchu culture has a rich connotation of traditional cultural symbols, with its own typical cultural characteristics and spiritual connotations, reflecting the wisdom and aesthetics of Manchu people. Manchu culture is an integral part of Chinese culture. In-depth exploration of the essence of Manchu culture also has profound socio-historical and cultural significance. Main content Manchu handicraft techniques such as Manchu paper-cutting in Jilin have its unique characteristics. It is not only rich in content, simple in shape and pattern, exquisite and accurate modeling, it also attracts numerous people with the magnitude of greatness and simplicity of the ancient charm. The project will guide students to understand the relevant regional folk characteristics and guide students to embrace the cultural heritage through the Manchu Culture Museum. Manchu embroidery is an excellent cultural heritage of the Chinese people, and there are still a lot of masterpieces and fine works in the folklore, which need to be excavated, collected, organized and studied. In addition, the common use of the cheongsam is a kind of ancient Chinese knot, using cloth coiled into a variety of patterns, known as pan flowers. These skills are now slowly being revived and developed through the joint efforts of Manchu craftsmen.