Core Viewpoint - Gansu's Su Bei County, a unique border region, showcases rich cultural heritage and serves as a bridge for cultural exchange with neighboring Mongolia, enhancing tourism and local identity [13][20]. Geography and Demographics - Su Bei County is the largest county in Gansu, covering about one-sixth of the province's total area, with a population of approximately 15,000 [13]. - The county features a 65.018 km long border with Mongolia, making it the only border county in Gansu [13]. Cultural Heritage - Su Bei is home to unique cultural elements, including traditional Mongolian arts such as long tunes, dances, and blessings, which are preserved in their original form [14][20]. - The county hosts the only Ulan Muqi (a type of cultural troupe) in Gansu, which actively participates in cultural exchanges and performances [17][18]. Cultural Events and Exchanges - The "Village BA" basketball tournament, which includes teams from Mongolia, fosters sports and cultural exchanges, enhancing mutual understanding [15][16]. - The Ulan Muqi troupe performs at various events, showcasing local culture and engaging in cross-border cultural activities [17][19]. Traditional Crafts and Art - Notable traditional crafts include the unique summer embroidery of the Mongolian ethnic group, which has been preserved and recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage [20]. - The county's cultural richness is further highlighted by the preservation of traditional blessing songs, which have won national awards [20]. Economic and Cultural Significance - Su Bei County serves as a cultural hub, facilitating exchanges between different cultures and attracting tourists, thereby boosting the local economy [20][21]. - The region's strategic location enhances its role as a logistics and cultural exchange center, connecting Central Asia and the Silk Road [21][22].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the unique cultural and geographical significance of Su Bei County in Gansu Province, emphasizing its role as a bridge for cultural exchange between China and Mongolia, particularly through sports and traditional arts. Group 1: Cultural Significance - Su Bei County is the only Mongolian autonomous county in Gansu, with a unique cultural heritage that includes traditional Mongolian arts such as long tunes, dances, and blessings, which are preserved in their original form [6][14]. - The county's geographical location at the intersection of the Mongolian Plateau and the Tibetan Plateau has historically made it a center for cultural exchange, evidenced by similarities in rock art between Su Bei and Mongolia [14]. Group 2: Sports and Community Engagement - The "Village BA" basketball tournament in Su Bei has become a platform for cross-border sports interaction, with teams from Mongolia participating, enhancing community ties and cultural understanding [10][11]. - The event not only promotes sports but also showcases local culture through performances by the Su Bei Ulan Muqi, which integrates traditional arts into modern events [11][12]. Group 3: Preservation of Traditional Arts - The Su Bei Ulan Muqi, established in 1974, is the only Ulan Muqi in Gansu and plays a crucial role in preserving and promoting local cultural heritage through performances and community engagement [12][13]. - Notable figures such as Na Ren Qi Qi Ge, a national-level representative of Mongolian costume heritage, highlight the importance of traditional crafts and their preservation in the face of modernization [14]. Group 4: Economic and Tourism Development - Su Bei County's unique cultural and natural resources position it as a potential tourist destination, attracting visitors interested in its rich heritage and scenic landscapes [6][14]. - The county's strategic location as a logistics hub in the Silk Road Economic Belt enhances its role in international trade and cultural exchanges, further promoting tourism and economic development [15].

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Core Perspective - The article highlights the efforts of Yang Yuni, a young cultural heritage educator, in preserving and modernizing the Hani ethnic culture through dance and music, emphasizing the importance of integrating traditional culture into daily life [1][2][3] Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Education - Yang Yuni founded a cultural arts center in 2015 while still in college, focusing on teaching traditional Hani dance, multi-part folk songs, and instrumental music [2] - The center has become a hub for cultural transmission, with numerous awards displayed on its walls, showcasing the achievements of over 3,000 students trained by Yang Yuni [3] Group 2: Integration of Tradition and Modernity - Yang Yuni's teaching approach blends traditional Hani dance with contemporary elements, such as street dance and electronic music, making the cultural practices more relatable to younger generations [2] - The Yunnan ethnic street dance troupe, which Yang Yuni is part of, serves as a "cultural laboratory," merging traditional dances from various ethnic groups with modern choreography, gaining popularity in performances like the 2024 Yunnan Spring Festival [2] Group 3: Community Impact - The return of Yang Yuni and her students to their hometown has been positively received by the local elders, who express relief and hope for the continuation of their cultural practices [2] - The article illustrates the dynamic nature of Hani culture, as it evolves while remaining rooted in its traditions, symbolized by the flowing water in the terraced fields [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Yang Yuni, a young cultural educator, in preserving and modernizing the Hani ethnic culture through dance and music, emphasizing the importance of integrating traditional culture into contemporary life [1][2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Preservation and Education - Yang Yuni founded a cultural arts center in 2015, focusing on teaching traditional Hani dances, multi-part folk songs, and instrumental music [2]. - Over the past 10 years, Yang has trained more than 3,000 students, helping children from remote areas reach broader stages [3]. Group 2: Integration of Tradition and Modernity - Yang's teaching approach blends traditional Hani dance with modern elements, such as street dance and electronic music, making cultural practices more relatable to younger generations [2]. - The Yunnan ethnic street dance troupe, which Yang is part of, serves as a "cultural laboratory," combining various ethnic dance styles into contemporary performances [2]. Group 3: Community Impact - The return of Yang and her students to their hometown is met with appreciation from local elders, who express their hopes for the preservation of their cultural heritage [2]. - The performances by Yang's group at events like the 2024 Yunnan Spring Festival showcase the successful fusion of ethnic and modern dance, receiving positive audience feedback [2].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint highlights the strong resilience and potential of the consumption market in the East China region, driven by unique resource endowments, innovative development models, and vibrant consumer activity [1][2] - East China boasts rich tourism resources, with four main attractions for consumers: beautiful natural scenery, abundant specialty foods, convenient transportation, and deep cultural heritage [1] - The top three cities attracting consumers in East China are Hangzhou, Shanghai, and Xiamen, while popular small city destinations include Jingdezhen, Weihai, and Huangshan [1] Group 2 - Specialty products and unique foods from East China are widely favored by consumers nationwide, with significant growth in search volumes for intangible cultural heritage products like Shoushan stone carvings and Wuhu iron paintings, all showing over 100% year-on-year growth [1] - The second quarter of the year saw strong consumer vitality in East China, with Jiangsu, Shanghai, Shandong, and Zhejiang ranking among the top ten in national purchasing power [2] - The cities of Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, and Hefei recorded the highest consumption amounts, while cities like Wuhu and Xuancheng showed particularly significant year-on-year growth in consumption [2]