A Dan people (boat-dwellers) waterborne wedding tradition from early Qing dynasty, featuring brightly decorated flower boats, drums, and firecrackers along the river; inscribed on the national ICH list in 2008 (Batch 2).
A folk dance from Sanzao Town in Jinwan District, with performers wielding bamboo-and-cloth white crane props to mimic crane movements; over 700 years old, inscribed nationally in 2011 (Batch 3 extension).
A 260-year-old traditional mudfish trapping practice from Doumen's Qianwu Township, using hand-woven bamboo traps to catch mudskippers on tidal flats; inscribed nationally in 2011 (Batch 3).
A traditional Chinese massage technique using sustained thumb or index-finger pressure to stimulate acupoints; the Zhuhai Xiangzhou District clinic is the national protection unit, inscribed in 2014 (Batch 4).
Cantonese folk songs from Sanzao Town in Jinwan District, comprising crane songs, mountain ballads, lotus-picking melodies, and wedding-lament songs; inscribed at provincial level in 2015 (Batch 6).
The traditional craft of making rice-flour tea cakes passed down in Tangjiawan historic town, using natural plant pigments for colour; recognised as Zhuhai municipal intangible cultural heritage.
Boat-dwelling (Dan people) folk songs from the Pearl River Delta reclamation lowlands, evolved from fishermen's ballads; inscribed on the Guangdong provincial ICH list.
A folk dance from Qianshan area in Xiangzhou District, with performers wielding bamboo phoenix-chicken props; inscribed on the Guangdong provincial ICH list (Batch 8).