“万里茶道建筑遗产与茶文化双主题展”走进巴西

Core Viewpoint - The "Silk Road Tea Culture and Architectural Heritage Exhibition" has opened in Brazil, showcasing the cultural significance of the ancient tea trade route, which has been recognized as a potential UNESCO World Heritage site since 2019 [2][3]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is organized by Huazhong University of Science and Technology and features four main sections: "Source, Art, Path, Enjoy" [2]. - It aims to activate historical memories through over ten digital technologies and is planned to tour China, Brazil, and Russia [2]. - The Minas Gerais Federal University has been exploring the cultural heritage value of the Tea Road for several years, despite it not extending to South America [2]. Group 2: Academic Contributions - The Minas Gerais Federal University has published multiple papers related to the Tea Road in the past five years, covering topics from the preservation of ancient streets to the impact of the tea road on urban morphology [2]. - A comparative study has been creatively proposed between the coffee trade routes in Brazil and the Tea Road [2]. Group 3: Cultural Integration - The Confucius Institute at the Minas Gerais Federal University plans to offer a "Tea Road Chinese" course, integrating language teaching with cultural heritage promotion [2].