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天天学习丨总书记赞许这项非遗“弥足珍贵,实属难得”
Yang Shi Wang· 2025-06-15 12:01
Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the importance of intangible cultural heritage in China, particularly focusing on traditional wood carving techniques and the recognition they receive from national leadership, emphasizing the need for preservation and innovation in these art forms [7][12]. Group 1: Recognition of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Xi Jinping praised the efforts in preserving intangible cultural heritage, specifically mentioning the challenges faced in this journey and commending the work done by artisans [7][12]. - The article discusses the significance of various wood carving techniques, including those from Putian and Chaozhou, which have gained recognition and development opportunities due to high-profile endorsements [9][10]. Group 2: Development and Innovation - Artisans are encouraged to integrate traditional techniques with modern aesthetics and market demands, leading to a more diversified and high-quality development of wood carving [12]. - The Chaozhou wood carving industry has evolved into a complete industrial chain that includes design, production, sales, and cultural dissemination, reflecting a successful adaptation to contemporary needs [12]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The article emphasizes that intangible cultural heritage, such as wood carving, plays a vital role in preserving the spiritual roots of the Chinese nation and enhancing cultural identity [13]. - Xi Jinping's remarks underline the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage for future generations, ensuring that these treasures continue to benefit society [13].
热干面、木偶戏都是非遗 武汉这场活动让传统文化“活”起来
Chang Jiang Ri Bao· 2025-06-15 03:52
Group 1 - The event held on June 14 showcased over 40 intangible cultural heritage (ICH) projects, including traditional crafts and culinary techniques, attracting many visitors [1][5] - Activities included ICH performances, exhibitions, and interactive experiences, allowing attendees to appreciate the charm of traditional culture [5][11] - The event featured various performances such as Hubei Xiaoqiang, Han Opera, and puppet shows, which received enthusiastic applause from the audience [5][11] Group 2 - Visitors engaged in tasting traditional foods like hot dry noodles and sour plum soup, which are recognized as ICH techniques, enhancing their cultural experience [9][11] - The event introduced ten ICH tourism routes, covering themes like "Legend of the Knowledgeable City" and "Culinary Journey," connecting 50 ICH landmarks [11] - The performance of the national-level ICH project, Wuhan Zhuangtou Puppet Show, was particularly well-received, showcasing the skills of young performers [15]
濠江吹起陇原风 甘肃非遗展演亮相澳门
Xin Hua She· 2025-06-14 12:45
Core Viewpoint - The event "2025 Roots and Soul - Gansu Province Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition" was inaugurated in Macau, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Gansu Province and promoting cultural exchange between mainland China and Macau [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China and the Social Culture Bureau of the Macau SAR Government, running from June 14 to July 13 [1]. - Activities include thematic exhibitions, stage performances, skill demonstrations, and experiential workshops, highlighting the unique cultural characteristics and ethnic diversity of Gansu Province [1]. Group 2: Exhibition Details - The thematic exhibition will start on June 15 at the Macau Museum, featuring 35 representative intangible cultural heritage projects such as Dunhuang clay sculptures, Gannan Tibetan Thangka, and shadow puppetry [1]. - Two stage performances are scheduled for June 15 and 16, showcasing folk songs, Longtouqin performances, and Kongtong martial arts [1]. Group 3: Hands-on Experience - At the Zheng Guanying Memorial Hall and the Xian Xinghai Memorial Hall, inheritors of intangible cultural heritage will provide on-site teaching, allowing visitors to experience skills like Shandan hot painting, Hezhou egg carving, Lanzhou gourd carving, and wheat straw painting [1]. - The inheritor of wheat straw painting, Tang Caiping, expressed hope that this art form will be appreciated by more people, especially the youth [1].
广州全面展现非遗保护工作的丰硕成果
Zhong Guo Fa Zhan Wang· 2025-06-13 10:17
Core Viewpoint - The event "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" in Guangzhou aims to promote intangible cultural heritage (ICH) through various engaging activities, showcasing the integration of traditional culture into modern life [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The main event took place on June 12, 2025, at Chenjiaci Square, featuring performances, markets, exhibitions, hands-on experiences, and stamp collection activities [1]. - The event is organized by multiple local cultural and tourism authorities, with support from pharmaceutical companies [1]. Group 2: Performances and Highlights - The opening ceremony included a modern reinterpretation of traditional performances, such as the integration of technology in the lion dance and dragon dance [2]. - Notable national ICH inheritors participated, showcasing their dedication to preserving Chinese culture [2]. - The event featured a variety of performances, including a fashion show of Xiangyun silk and a collaboration of traditional and modern music [2]. Group 3: Ongoing Activities and Community Engagement - A series of over 200 ICH promotional activities will be held across the city from June to July, encouraging community participation [3]. - The Pearl River Piano Dream Park has been established as a hub for ICH, hosting workshops and courses on various traditional crafts [3]. - A "Seek the Imprint of ICH" activity encourages young people to explore ICH studios, offering rewards for participation [4]. Group 4: Educational and Cultural Integration - The "2025 Lingnan Martial Arts Promotion Season" includes multiple events aimed at promoting traditional martial arts and integrating them with modern educational practices [5]. - An exhibition showcasing creative products from vocational schools in the Greater Bay Area will highlight the educational outcomes of ICH integration [5]. - Various districts are organizing diverse ICH activities, emphasizing the importance of cultural preservation and innovation [5].
大阪世博会广西活动周开幕 展现八桂风韵
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-06-12 21:59
Group 1 - The opening ceremony of the Guangxi activity week at the China Pavilion of the 2025 Osaka World Expo was held on June 11, showcasing the cultural tourism brand image of Guangxi with performances and interactive activities [1][2] - The event featured a variety of performances including songs, puppet shows, and traditional music, highlighting the unique cultural heritage of Guangxi [1] - Daily activities included non-material cultural heritage demonstrations and small-scale artistic performances, allowing visitors to engage with Guangxi's traditional crafts and cultural expressions [2] Group 2 - The event was attended by nearly 100 representatives from various sectors, including leaders from Guangxi, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and local government officials from Japan [2] - Interactive activities such as traditional handicraft demonstrations and ethnic costume experiences were organized to enhance visitor engagement and appreciation of Guangxi's cultural heritage [2]
大丰瓷刻:瓷器上的“刺绣”
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-06-11 08:18
大丰瓷刻以瓷器为载体,以钢凿、铁锤为工具,利用瓷器本身特有的质地和凿刻后产生的崩瓷效果,将 深浅不一、疏密不同、长短不齐、有粗有细、有虚有实的凿刻技法与刀法结合在一起。 大丰瓷刻工艺流程主要包括设计、渡稿、雕刻、赋色、整理、装饰等步骤。其中,雕刻是核心环节,精 度要求极高,要求留瓷技艺精准,使作品与设计稿样严丝合缝。 原标题:镜观·非遗丨大丰瓷刻:瓷器上的"刺绣" 作为大丰瓷刻第五代传承人,今年46岁的大丰人陈银付从事瓷刻技艺已有三十余年。人物、山水、花 鸟、书法……着墨于纸上的事物,陈银付努力"绣"于瓷器之上,观有墨色,触有手感,既有洒脱的书画 笔墨之韵,又有浓烈的金石雕刻之趣。得益于深厚的美术功底,陈银付将油画、国画、书法等各种技法 与瓷刻工艺巧妙地融为一体,摸索总结出点刻、单划线、深色釉雕、瓷刻巧雕等大丰瓷刻特色技艺,提 升了瓷刻的艺术表现,拓宽了瓷刻的艺术表现形式。 俗话说,"没有金刚钻,不揽瓷器活"。 江苏大丰民间自古就有逢红白大事时众邻居或亲友借碗盅给主家办事的习俗。为区别碗盅所属,各家在 其碗盅底部凿刻姓氏或特殊记号,后有人在碗盅壁面凿刻花草、动物以及人像,大丰瓷刻由此萌生、流 传。2021年5 ...
文化中国行丨从宫廷御用到“寻常百姓家” 景泰蓝为啥这么美
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2025-06-06 01:08
Core Viewpoint - Jingtailan, known as one of the "Eight Wonders of Beijing," is a complex craft that has evolved from royal use to becoming accessible to the general public, showcasing its cultural heritage and artistic value [1][15]. Group 1: Craftsmanship and Techniques - Jingtailan, or cloisonné, is made using fine copper wires to create patterns on a copper base, filled with enamel, and then fired and polished to achieve a glossy finish [1]. - The production of Jingtailan remains predominantly manual, as machines cannot replicate the intricate craftsmanship required [3]. - Artisans at the Beijing Enamel Factory sketch designs on copper bases and meticulously apply copper wires, relying on years of experience to adjust the curvature and spacing of the wires [5]. Group 2: Artistic Challenges - The most challenging subjects in Jingtailan are those depicting human figures, where even a slight deviation of 0.5 millimeters can affect the expression and emotional portrayal [7]. - The "pointing blue" technique is crucial for achieving vibrant colors, where artisans control the flow of glaze to simulate traditional Chinese painting effects [9]. - Each color transition in a piece can involve multiple shades, requiring careful layering to create depth and detail [11]. Group 3: Production Process - The glazing process involves multiple firings, with each cycle causing the glaze to shrink, necessitating at least three repetitions until the glaze is level with the copper wires [13]. - The final product undergoes a process known as "three firings and nine turns," transforming mineral glazes into a permanent, jewel-like luster [13]. Group 4: Market Evolution - Historically, Jingtailan was exclusive to the imperial court due to its complexity and the precious materials used; however, it is now becoming commonplace in everyday life, from architectural decorations to small ornaments and jewelry [15]. - The color palette of Jingtailan has expanded from five or six original colors to a wide range that can be customized for different artworks [15].
汉吉福门神(非物质文化遗产):千年技艺,百年传承
Sou Hu Wang· 2025-06-04 13:29
Core Viewpoint - Hanjiufu New Year Paintings have gained popularity among consumers due to their unique artistic charm and rich cultural heritage, particularly the exquisite door god paintings that exemplify the inheritance and promotion of excellent traditional Chinese culture [1] Group 1: Cultural Significance - The door god culture in China has a long history, tracing back to the Qin and Han dynasties, initially involving the posting of "Shentu" and "Yulei" images on doors for peace [2] - The stories of famous generals Qin Qiong and Jing De became widely known during the Sui and Tang dynasties, leading to their images being adopted as new door god representations, symbolizing family protection and societal values of loyalty and justice [2] Group 2: Artistic Techniques - Hanjiufu New Year Paintings are characterized by pure hand-painting on silk, using natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant colors and rich textures; the gold parts are made with gold leaf of over 98% purity, creating a three-dimensional effect [5] - The intricate process takes several months for each painting, contributing to its high practical and collectible value [5] Group 3: Market Performance - Hanjiufu's door god paintings have a history of over a hundred years, with related video content achieving over 90 million views online, and sales of over 8 million sets of printed door god paintings across various regions in China [9] - The company holds over 800 national and provincial intellectual property rights, with products favored by experts and collectors, including being housed in the Wuhan Museum and exported to Southeast Asia [9] Group 4: Promotion of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Hanjiufu actively participates in various events to promote intangible cultural heritage, including performances and exhibitions in Wuhan, attracting numerous visitors and enhancing cultural dissemination [10][12] - The company has organized multiple activities in universities to allow modern students to experience and appreciate traditional culture [12] Group 5: Industry Impact - Hanjiufu's door god paintings, with their exquisite craftsmanship, deep cultural connotations, and extensive market influence, have become a benchmark in the New Year painting industry, contributing to the understanding and appreciation of intangible cultural heritage in contemporary society [14]
我看漳州布袋木偶戏(说说我家乡的非遗)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-05-30 22:22
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the cultural significance and historical background of Zhangzhou's glove puppet theater, which has evolved over time and is now integrated with modern multimedia [1][2]. - Zhangzhou glove puppet theater was recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2006, with its origins tracing back to the Jin Dynasty, showcasing its long-standing tradition [1]. - The performances feature unique Minnan characteristics, with puppets being skillfully manipulated to convey a range of emotions and actions, requiring extensive training for puppeteers [1]. Group 2 - The current trend in Zhangzhou glove puppet theater includes innovative themes and diverse formats, moving beyond traditional narratives to attract modern audiences [2]. - The anticipation for the newly arranged performance of "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King" reflects the ongoing popularity and adaptation of the art form [2].
端午节一起去吴山城隍阁逛庙会
Hang Zhou Ri Bao· 2025-05-30 02:47
Core Points - The upcoming "City God Parade" cultural heritage event in Hangzhou will take place during the Dragon Boat Festival in 2025, showcasing local traditions and cultural significance [1] - The City God Temple, established during the Southern Song Dynasty, has historical importance and is linked to the integrity of the official Zhou Xin, who was posthumously honored as "Zhejiang City God" [1] - The "City God Parade" is part of the "Wushan City God Legend," which was recognized as a representative project of intangible cultural heritage in the West Lake Scenic Area [1] Event Details - The "City God Parade" will commence on May 31 at 9:00 AM, starting from the City God Temple, featuring a ceremonial procession and various performances including dragon and lion dances [1] - The event will include interactive segments with characters representing "Top Scholar," "Second Scholar," and "Third Scholar," enhancing community engagement [1] - The parade will conclude with martial arts, folk performances, and traditional dances at the City God Pavilion [1] Visitor Information - The City God Pavilion will be open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on May 31, and visitors are required to book tickets in advance through designated WeChat accounts [2] - Traffic disruptions are expected around Huaguang Lane and the City God Pavilion area, and visitors are advised to follow traffic guidance [2] - Public transportation options include taking Metro Line 7 to Wushan Square Station or using nearby bus services [2]