小伢儿探寻心中的“济公传说”

Core Points - The "Jigong Legend" folk literature project was recognized as one of the first batch of intangible cultural heritage projects in Hangzhou in 2006, aiming to protect and promote this cultural treasure [3] - The recent event "Exploring the Jigong Legend: Inheriting the Light of Intangible Heritage" was held at Tiger Running Park to inspire youth's love for traditional Chinese culture and raise awareness about the protection of intangible cultural heritage [3] - Participants were divided into two groups based on age, showcasing their talents through storytelling and dance performances related to the "Jigong Legend" [3] - The event featured a captivating dance performance titled "Jigong," where a young performer vividly portrayed the legendary figure of Jigong [3] - The stories selected by participants included classic tales such as "Jigong Fights the Cricket" and "The Story of Feilai Peak," demonstrating the spirit of justice and righteousness embodied by Jigong [3][4] Event Outcomes - After the performances, judges from the Hangzhou Cultural Center and Qianjiang Management Office evaluated the participants based on various criteria, leading to the selection of winners in both age groups [4] - The young performers will become members of the "Little Inheritors of the Jigong Legend" team, contributing to the protection and transmission of this intangible cultural heritage [4] - Future activities will continue to focus on the "Jigong Legend," supporting its protection, inheritance, innovation, and promotion [4]