（来源：黑龙江日报） 转自：黑龙江日报 清滨小学学生代表肖梓诺分享了在冰雪运动中的成长感悟和对家乡文化传承的朴素心愿。5名黑龙江大 学哲学学院的学生与5名清滨小学学生结对上台，共同接过"哈尔滨冰雪文化博物馆宣传员"证书。一 双"大手"牵起一双"小手"，这份共学的陪伴，让知识传递有了温度，也让文化传承在代际的对话中，成 为一种双向的成长。 □文/摄 本报记者 周姿杉 近日，由黑龙江省社会科学界联合会、共青团黑龙江省委员会指导，黑龙江大学哲学学院、黑龙江省国 学学会、哈尔滨冰雪文化博物馆联合举办的"冰雪润壮苗，青春伴同行"主题研学活动，在哈尔滨冰雪文 化博物馆举行。来自清滨小学的学生在大学生志愿者的陪伴下，开启了一场沉浸式的冰雪文化探索之 旅。 一堂行走的"大思政课"在博物馆里生动开讲。在博物馆讲解员的带领下，清滨小学的学生们仔细观看不 同年代的冰具、服装与影像，直观地感受着冰雪运动从生产生活演变为竞技文化的历史脉络。 冰雪技艺体验。 颁发"哈尔滨冰雪文化博物馆宣传员"证书。 在"冬至"主题手工环节，大小学生搭档围坐在一起，在大学生志愿者一步步的指导下，小学生们将自然 材料拼贴成富有冬日意趣的树叶画作。随着一件件 ...

中新网哈尔滨12月22日电 (记者 刘锡菊)近日，2026年中央大街创意灯饰景观全面呈现，打造了一座没 有屋顶的"光影艺术殿堂"，游客可在冰雪世界中邂逅欧陆风情的浪漫。 央大街创意灯饰景观全面呈现。赵宇航 摄 据悉，本次灯饰景观秉承"冰雪迎宾、瑞马迎新"的设计主题，以冰雪童话、智慧光影、生肖祈福与盛世 迎新为设计要素，通过动态光影及程控技术塑造灵动的光影效果，展现地域文化、中国传统文化与现代 科技三者碰撞的火花。 "太漂亮了，仿佛进入了童话世界。"22日晚，几名游客在灯饰下自拍，定格飞马奔腾、振翅、颔首的鲜 活瞬间。 2026年中 游客在灯 饰下自拍，定格飞马奔腾、振翅、颔首的鲜活瞬间。赵宇航 摄 此外，多处依托中央大街现有环境的浪漫灯饰改造，为老街增添色彩，为游客带来寻宝般的游览体验。 《生长烟花》树，灯光从树干向上生长至树冠处似烟花绽放，形成与树木相辅相成的梦幻效果；《七彩 悬浮》树，环状七彩光晕环绕树冠，星光灯珠悬于其上，打造激发行人好奇心的奇幻场景；《马上鸿 运》树文字灯牌点亮中央大街中段，不同的"马"字主题成语、俗语悬挂枝头，吸引游客驻足，带来雅俗 共赏的游览体验…… 运》树文字灯牌点亮中央大街中段 ...

为丰富学生体验，黑龙江省各博物馆、纪念馆将推出特色研学活动，打造"冰雪+红色教育""冰雪+民俗 文化"等精品研学线路。全省A级旅游景区、S级滑雪场等将推出多样化冰雪旅游产品，并鼓励景区推出 针对中小学生的门票减免政策。此外，各地还将开展冰雪主题绘画、摄影等艺术活动，营造浓厚冰雪文 化氛围。 作为冰雪资源大省，黑龙江省此次设立"中小学生冰雪周"充分释放了得天独厚的自然优势。相关部门将 建立协同机制，推动冰雪资源向农村及偏远地区倾斜。 据新华社 记者从黑龙江省教育厅获悉，黑龙江省教育厅、省体育局、省文化和旅游厅近日联合印发《黑龙江 省"中小学生冰雪周"十条支持措施》，将每年最后一周设立为"中小学生冰雪周"。 根据措施，在"中小学生冰雪周"及整个冬季，黑龙江省各中小学校将逐校定制雪地足球、速度滑冰等特 色体育课表，充分利用大课间等时段帮助学生掌握至少1项冰雪技能。政策明确，具备条件的政府场馆 及社会场馆将在教学时段向学校免费开放，各级体校教练员将免费入校提供专业指导。此外，全省还将 统筹省市县三级"冰超"赛事，鼓励以校为单位组织学生免费参与或观看。 ...

对比往届，本届活动在规模、层次和内容上均有显著提升，活动现场还设置了冰龙舟、雪地拔河、人形 流星锤、夹球竞速跑、冰上滑行赛等项目，进一步增强了群众的参与度和体验感。此外，参与范围进一 步扩大，除机关单位和企事业单位外，更覆盖至乡镇社区及中小学校，实现全民共享冰雪乐趣。 此次活动是鸡西市落实黑龙江省冰雪运动超级联赛（"冰超"）部署、推动冰雪经济高质量发展的重要举 措，是鸡西市深化"冰雪+"融合发展、激发全民冰雪运动热情、拉动冬季文旅消费的重要平台，为冰雪 产业注入了新活力。相关负责人表示，鸡西市还将持续开展冰爬犁大赛、冰上象棋挑战赛等赛事，营 造"周周有活动、人人可参与"的冰雪运动氛围，让市民与游客充分体验鸡西独特的冰雪文化和城市魅 力。 （来源：千龙网） 12月20日，"冰超"2025—2026年度"冰之秀"系列活动启动仪式暨鸡西市第三届全民冬季运动会开幕式在 黑龙江鸡西市桥北体育场举行。本次活动以"冰雪世界 龙马精神"为主题，吸引了全市机关、院校、体 育协会的干部职工、师生、健身爱好者及运动员2000余人参与。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of the "snow holiday" in Jilin Province aims to enhance ice and snow sports participation among students, stimulate local consumption, and promote the development of the ice and snow economy [1][2][3]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - Jilin Province has set the "snow holiday" from December 3 to December 7, 2025, allowing all students in compulsory education to enjoy this break without affecting winter and summer vacations [1][2]. - The "snow holiday" initiative follows similar trials in Xinjiang, where Urumqi and Altay regions have already implemented their own versions of the holiday [5][6]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The "snow holiday" is expected to activate local ice and snow consumption potential, benefiting related industries such as accommodation, dining, transportation, and equipment sales [4][7]. - The initiative is part of a broader strategy to transform "cold resources" into a "hot economy," emphasizing the importance of ice and snow culture and sports [4][8]. Group 3: Safety and Infrastructure - Safety measures have been established at ski resorts, including protective nets and mandatory accident insurance for students, ensuring a secure environment for ice and snow activities [4]. - Ski resorts have optimized their facilities to cater to various skill levels, enhancing the overall experience for students [4]. Group 4: Cultural and Educational Integration - The "snow holiday" is seen as a crucial opportunity to cultivate a love for ice and snow sports among children, aiming to shift from individual participation to organized group activities [8]. - Experts suggest integrating ice and snow sports into regular education, proposing that these activities become part of the curriculum to foster a deeper cultural appreciation and participation [8].

Core Viewpoint - Jilin Province has introduced a "Snow Holiday" from December 3 to December 7, 2025, for all students in compulsory education, aimed at promoting ice and snow sports and boosting local consumption in the ice and snow sector [1][2][3]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - The "Snow Holiday" will not overlap with winter or summer vacations, allowing students to engage in ice and snow activities without academic pressure [1][2]. - Students can enjoy free access to designated ski and ice rinks for three hours, along with free admission to winter tourist attractions [3][4]. - The initiative is part of a broader strategy to cultivate a culture of ice and snow sports in China, transitioning from a "big ice and snow country" to a "strong ice and snow country" [4][6]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The introduction of the "Snow Holiday" is expected to activate local ice and snow consumption potential, benefiting related industries such as accommodation, dining, and transportation [2][7]. - The program aims to create a positive cycle of "education empowerment + consumption stimulation + industry linkage" [7][8]. - Jilin Province plans to enhance its ice and snow brand nationally and globally, promoting the local ice and snow economy and education [6][8]. Group 3: Comparison with Other Regions - Xinjiang's "Snow Holiday" is being piloted in Urumqi and Altay, with a longer holiday period of nine days, while Jilin's holiday is more structured and accessible to all students [5][6]. - The focus of Xinjiang's initiative is on leveraging local ice and snow resources, while Jilin aims to establish a comprehensive ice and snow culture and economy [6][8]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - There are concerns about the actual participation of students in ice and snow activities, as many parents may not have the time to accompany their children [7][8]. - Experts suggest that the "Snow Holiday" should evolve into organized activities rather than remain a casual break, integrating ice and snow education into the regular curriculum [8].

Core Points - The article discusses the "Winter Cultural Carnival" organized by the Provincial Public Cultural Service Center, featuring over 40 cultural activities that integrate winter scenery and cultural heritage in Liaoning [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Cultural Events - The "Winter Rhythm Liaoning" showcases high-quality performances, including classic ballet and symphonic concerts, aimed at providing an exceptional audio-visual experience [1] - Children's performances such as "The Snow Queen" and "The Little Match Girl" are included to create a magical winter experience for families [1] Group 2: Exhibitions and Public Engagement - The "Winter Appreciation Liaoning" exhibition season features ten cultural exhibitions from five institutions, highlighting the fusion of ice and snow culture with regional art [2] - The "Winter Joy Liaoning" initiative focuses on public cultural services, encouraging community participation through over 20 activities in Fushun, showcasing the vibrant winter culture [2] Group 3: Online and Educational Initiatives - The "Winter Benefit Liaoning" promotes online cultural services through various media platforms, expanding the reach of winter cultural activities [3] - Educational experiences for children are emphasized through themed winter camps and reading activities, fostering cultural appreciation and skill development [3] Group 4: Cultural Consumption and Industry Integration - The "Winter Viewing Liaoning" initiative aims to stimulate cultural consumption by promoting local intangible cultural heritage and integrating it with tourism and commerce [4] - The "Liaoning Winter Wonderland" cultural arts season includes various activities that combine performance, shopping, and educational experiences, creating a comprehensive winter cultural festival [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the revitalization of China's cultural and tourism sectors through innovative practices and government support, highlighting the integration of traditional culture with modern technology and new consumer experiences. Group 1: Government Initiatives - The government work report from the National People's Congress calls for actions to boost consumption, optimize vacation systems, and enhance cultural, tourism, and sports consumption potential [1] - Local government reports have mentioned "culture," "tourism," and "cultural tourism" a total of 528, 406, and 128 times respectively this year, indicating a strong focus on these sectors [1] Group 2: Innovative Cultural Tourism Practices - The success of the animated film "Nezha 2," which utilized nearly 2000 special effects, has significantly boosted box office revenues and stimulated local manufacturing in the cultural sector [1] - New cultural tourism experiences are emerging, such as the first "Intangible Cultural Heritage Spring Festival" and a "Super Lantern Festival," attracting over 400,000 visitors to Guangzhou [3] Group 3: Revitalization of Traditional Culture - Traditional cultural practices like "Yingge," "Zan Hua," and "Tie-dye" are being revitalized, showcasing that tradition is not just a memory but a vibrant part of contemporary life [4] - Historical architecture is becoming a focal point for tourism, offering a unique alternative to conventional commercial streets [5] Group 4: Ice and Snow Culture - The article highlights the growing interest in ice and snow culture, which is driving economic activity in this sector, with events like the Asian Winter Games and Harbin Ice and Snow World attracting international attention [7] Group 5: Cultural Events and Festivals - The Strawberry Music Festival in Guangdong is an example of how diverse cultural events are merging travel and entertainment, appealing to a wide audience [8] - The combination of technology and traditional culture is continuously injecting vitality into the cultural tourism market, reflecting China's confidence and potential [8]