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琉璃阁院落腾退移交,北海“西天梵境”将重现完整风貌
Xin Jing Bao· 2026-01-22 04:45
1月22日上午,由北京市文物局和园林绿化局、公园管理中心主办的北海公园琉璃阁院落腾退移交仪式 成功举办,有着400多年历史的北海"西天梵境"将恢复其完整性。 ...
“保护文化遗产·我们在行动”宣传活动在阆中启动 这座“活着的古城”仍是4万人的家
Si Chuan Ri Bao· 2026-01-22 00:15
Group 1 - The "Protect Cultural Heritage, We Are Action" campaign was launched in Sichuan's Langzhong, featuring activities like the intangible cultural heritage market and cultural heritage protection experiences [2] - The event showcased representative intangible cultural heritage projects such as Shu brocade, Shu embroidery, and Chengdu lacquer art, along with ancient book restoration and movable type printing [2] - Experts and cultural heritage representatives shared insights on the excavation and protection of historical cultural heritage during the event [2] Group 2 - The preservation of Langzhong Ancient City is viewed as a collective consensus among its residents, emphasizing that it should not be turned into a static museum but rather allow culture to "breathe" within the city [4] - The establishment of the Langzhong Ancient City Scenic Area Management Bureau in 2018 marked a significant step in institutionalizing the protection of the ancient city, expanding its protection area from 1.78 square kilometers to 23.17 square kilometers [5] - Since 2018, 522 buildings in the core area have undergone repairs, and approximately 5,800 square meters of ancient buildings have been restored [5] Group 3 - Langzhong Ancient City is home to over 40,000 residents, with essential services like markets and schools still operational, contributing to the city's vibrant atmosphere [6] - The transformation of a previously derelict silk factory club into a cultural space called Benyuan Hall has attracted over 20,000 visitors annually, showcasing the integration of traditional architecture with modern cultural activities [7] - The upcoming large-scale cultural performance "Langyuan Legend" aims to engage audiences beyond the theater, encouraging creative adaptations in the ancient city [8]
这座“活着的古城”仍是4万人的家
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-21 21:34
1月21日,锦绣四川非遗赶大集活动在阆中古城举行。图为非遗货郎队伍在古城街道巡游。 王玉贵 摄(C视觉) □四川日报全媒体记者 徐浩煊 冬雨过后晨光初透,82岁的阆中古城居民王明奎像往常一样,前往古城中天楼下的面馆,一把凉面、一浇汤汁便 是他的早饭;一街之隔,一群中学生骑着自行车,穿过状元坊,驶往古城西门的阆中中学…… 1月21日,"保护文化遗产·我们在行动"宣传活动在四川阆中启动,非遗赶大集、文化遗产保护体验等活动,在阆 中古城同步开展。蜀锦、蜀绣、成都漆艺等非遗代表性项目展演依次亮相,古籍修复、活字印刷等走上古城街 头。在活动宣讲环节,来自成都金沙遗址博物馆、阆中古城等单位的专家学者、非遗代表性传承人、文旅从业 者,围绕历史文化遗产挖掘和保护等主题作分享。其中文化遗产保护志愿者冉小妹分享的两个生活切片,在不少 古城古镇"千人一面"的当下,让更多人看到有2300多年建城史的阆中何以打造"活着的古城"。 守护古城:修旧如旧,无市井则无古城 "和我们15年前第一次来时一样,历史味儿还在!"阆中古城华光楼下,西安游客毛锋驻足良久。作为"阆苑第一 楼",华光楼是阆中古城的标志性建筑。"看新闻说古城这两年也进行了修缮 ...
“保护文化遗产·我们在行动”宣传活动在四川阆中举办
Xin Hua She· 2026-01-21 15:55
"保护文化遗产·我们在行动"寄语环节。中国文明网 荣毅 摄 在主题宣讲环节,青年志愿者冉小妹、西华师范大学教授蔡东洲、成都金沙遗址博物馆原馆长朱章义、峨眉 武术非遗传承人马赵凌云分别从全民守护古城、匠心呵护蜀道、文物保护传承、非遗创新传播等视角,分享保护 传承文化遗产的实践与思考,共同探寻文化遗产"活起来、传下去"的路径与方法。 活动当天,在阆中古城历史文化街区内,锦绣四川非遗赶大集与文化遗产保护社会实践活动同步开展,通过 沉浸式体验让市民和游客感受蜀锦、蜀绣、阆中刺绣等非遗的独特魅力。 视频来源:中央广播电视总台 青年志愿者冉小妹在活动现场分享非遗传承故事。中国文明网 荣毅 摄 新华社成都1月21日电(记者杨进)"保护文化遗产·我们在行动"宣传活动1月21日在四川省阆中市举办。活动 现场,来自阆中古城的非遗传承人、文旅从业者和群众代表等共同发布文化遗产保护寄语,以铿锵之声传递守护 文化遗产的坚定决心。 本次活动旨在深入学习贯彻习近平总书记关于加强文化遗产保护传承的重要论述精神,落实全国宣传部长会 议和全国文明办主任会议部署,广泛动员社会力量参与文化遗产保护,切实增强公众文化自信与保护责任意识, 着力构建"政 ...
“保护文化遗产·我们在行动”宣传活动在四川阆中启动
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-21 13:24
城市的历史遗迹、文化古迹、人文底蕴,是城市生命的一部分,是不可再生、不可复制的优秀中华文明资源。近年来,全国各地坚持保护第一、传承优先, 推动文化遗产系统性保护走深走实。此次活动的举办地阆中古城,拥有2300多年的建城史。为了保护好、传承好历史文化遗产,当地专门设立正县级行政单 位——阆中古城景区管理局,实现了"人民古城人民守"。 阆中古城航拍。 川观新闻记者 徐浩煊 1月21日,2026年"保护文化遗产·我们在行动"宣传活动在四川省阆中市启动。本次活动以搭建交流平台为抓手,聚焦文化遗产系统性保护,集中展示各地近 年来的文化遗产保护成果,推广守正创新的典型经验。 在活动宣讲环节,来自成都金沙遗址博物馆、阆中古城等单位的专家学者、非遗代表性传承人、文旅从业者,围绕历史文化遗产挖掘和保护等主题做分享, 号召全社会推动千年文脉在新时代赓续传承、蓬勃发展。 活动宣讲现场。 【未经授权,严禁转载!联系电话028-86968276】 活动当天,非遗赶大集、文化遗产保护体验等活动,在阆中古城核心区同步开展。蜀锦、蜀绣、成都漆艺等非遗代表性项目展演依次亮相,古籍修复、活字 印刷等走上古城街头,向市民游客展示四川文化遗产保护的 ...
从“抢救文物”到“激活生命”:北京如何重新定义“一河一长城”的保护?
Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Beijing Yongding River Protection Regulations" and the "Beijing Great Wall Protection Regulations" marks a legislative response to complex urban governance issues in Beijing, focusing on the protection of both natural and cultural heritage [1] Group 1: Systematic Governance - The introduction of these regulations indicates a shift in Beijing's urban governance from "fragmented management" to "systematic co-governance," integrating various elements such as water resources, ecological restoration, and cultural heritage [2] - The Yongding River Protection Regulations establish a comprehensive governance framework for the entire river basin, emphasizing unified planning, management, and coordination [2] Group 2: Cultural Heritage Protection - The Great Wall Protection Regulations adopt a "big protection" philosophy, expanding the protection scope beyond the wall itself to include the surrounding natural and cultural landscapes [3] - Both regulations aim to transition from reactive to proactive protection methods, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the cultural and ecological networks associated with these heritage sites [3][4] Group 3: Cultural Transmission - The regulations focus not only on preserving physical entities but also on activating and transmitting the cultural heritage associated with the Yongding River and the Great Wall [4] - The Yongding River Protection Regulations specifically include provisions for cultural protection and transmission, encouraging the integration of historical resources with modern development [4] Group 4: Technological Integration - Both regulations highlight the role of technology in enhancing the modern management of heritage protection, with the Yongding River initiative aiming to create a "digital twin" of the river using advanced technologies [6] - The Great Wall Protection employs an integrated monitoring network to create a digital archive for the wall, facilitating preventive measures and immersive public experiences [6][7] Group 5: Sustainable Development - The regulations advocate for a harmonious coexistence of nature and culture, aiming for sustainable utilization and minimal intervention in the protection of ecological and cultural resources [5][7]
让遗存不再存疑
河北南庄头遗址出土的迄今为止中国发现的最早家犬遗存。 唐代髹漆马铠甲复原图。 青海都兰热水墓群2018血渭一号墓出土的扎经染色织物实物图。 兴隆沟遗址出土的炭化粟。 中国动物资源标本库收藏了哪些动物标本?中国最早的杨梅古树长在哪儿……日前,中国社会科学院于 北京发布6项实验室重大成果,为这些待解的疑问揭晓了答案。 中国动物资源标本库收藏10万余件标本 中国最早的家犬究竟何时出现?出土于河北南庄头遗址、距今1万年的家犬骨骼,为这一问题提供了关 键线索。经科学分析确认,这是迄今为止中国发现的最早家犬遗存,目前该标本被珍藏于中国社会科学 院科技考古与文化遗产保护重点实验室的中国动物资源标本库中。 据中国社会科学院科技考古与文化遗产保护重点实验室副主任吕鹏介绍,该标本库包括"中国古代动物 标本库"与"中国现生动物标本库"两个部分,收藏着全国26个省份121处遗址出土的古代动物骨骼标本, 以及来自全国各地的、具有重要科研与收藏价值的现生动物标本,共计10万余件。 "其中,中国古代动物标本库现拥有国内最大规模的标本收藏体量、最广泛的时空覆盖范围、最完整的 谱系体系以及最具代表性的种群样本,其综合实力与学术价值已获学界公认 ...
冯骥才话五大道:童年“清流”,毕生润“原野”
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-18 04:04
Core Perspective - The article discusses the significance of the book "Qingliu: Life on Wudadao (1942-1966)" by renowned writer and cultural scholar Feng Jicai, emphasizing the nostalgia and desire to preserve a pure state of life from childhood [1][3] Group 1: Book Overview - "Qingliu" is described as a "book of life" that chronicles Feng Jicai's formative years in Wudadao, Tianjin, from 1942 to 1966, highlighting the dual meaning of "Qingliu" as both a metaphor for the neighborhood's essence and a representation of the purity of those memories [1][3] - The book reflects on the unique cultural environment of Tianjin, which is characterized by openness and the blending of various cultures, rooted in its history as a port city [3] Group 2: Cultural Insights - Feng Jicai views Wudadao as a creative "architectural experimental field," where diverse cultural influences converge, shaping his unique perspective on the world [3][4] - The author emphasizes the importance of cultural differences and the value of various cultural forms, which instilled in him a strong desire to protect cultural heritage amid changing urban landscapes [4][5] Group 3: Cultural Heritage Advocacy - In the 1990s, during a period of rapid urban development, Feng Jicai transitioned from a writer to a cultural heritage advocate, leading initiatives to rescue and preserve folk cultural heritage [5] - The Feng Jicai Museum at Tianjin University serves as a testament to his efforts, housing numerous folk art treasures and facilitating dialogue between different civilizations [5]
深情之作回望城市文化记忆
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-17 21:49
Core Viewpoint - The discussion around the new book "Clear Stream: Life in Wudadao (1942-1966)" by Feng Jicai highlights the intertwining of personal, familial, and urban histories, emphasizing the cultural significance of Wudadao in Tianjin [3][4]. Group 1 - Feng Jicai's latest non-fiction work serves as a key to understanding his artistic creation, detailing how his early life experiences shaped his character and worldview [3]. - The book narrates personal and family stories, reflecting on the cultural essence and historical context of Wudadao, thus providing a window into the evolution of urban culture [3][4]. - The dialogue between Feng Jicai and Zhao Pu emphasizes the importance of cultural memory and identity, warning against the loss of unique urban characteristics [4]. Group 2 - Feng Jicai expresses a commitment to cultural heritage preservation, viewing it as a vital mission for cultural figures, akin to preserving a family album [4]. - The conversation reveals the duality of Tianjin's urban landscape, showcasing its diverse cultural and historical narratives that inspire creativity [4]. - At 84, Feng Jicai remains active in his work, focusing on museum development and intangible cultural heritage, while continuing his writing endeavors [4].
热裂解气质联用仪鉴定4500年前树种,科技考古重大成果发布
仪器信息网· 2026-01-17 08:58
Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of integrating modern technology into archaeological research and cultural heritage protection, highlighting the role of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in leading this initiative under the guidance of Xi Jinping's thoughts on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era [1][2]. Group 1: Importance of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Archaeological and cultural heritage work is not only a significant cultural endeavor but also carries profound social and political implications, enhancing the nation's cultural soft power [2]. - The systematic application of modern technology in archaeology marks a crucial step towards modernization, breaking down traditional disciplinary barriers and forming new research paradigms [2]. Group 2: Laboratory Development and Research Focus - The key laboratory must adhere to the standards of top laboratories, promoting scientific, standardized, and systematic development to become a leading archaeological laboratory globally [2]. - Research will focus on major topics such as the origins of Chinese civilization and the narrative framework of technological archaeology, aiming to produce significant academic contributions that serve national needs [2]. Group 3: Major Achievements Announced - Six major achievements were announced, covering topics such as the origins of Chinese civilization, the protection of Silk Road cultural heritage, and interdisciplinary research [3]. - The establishment of a global leading technological archaeology resource standard library, which includes over 100,000 ancient and modern animal specimens from 121 archaeological sites across 26 provinces, is a key highlight [4]. Group 4: Innovative Research Projects - A new paradigm for field archaeology and cultural relic protection was proposed, exemplified by the innovative approach taken in the 2018 Xuewei No.1 Tomb project, which integrates meticulous excavation, emergency protection, and restoration research [4]. - Research on the restoration of Tang Dynasty dyed textiles utilized a dual evidence method combining literature and artifacts, establishing China's historical position as a major origin of this ancient textile technique [5]. Group 5: Key Findings in Agricultural and Environmental Archaeology - New discoveries in the history of agriculture in northern China identified three key stages of early dry farming, supported by carbon dating and stable isotope analysis [5]. - The study of ancient trees from the Shiyao site, dated to around 2520 BC, represents the earliest and most definitive identification of the Yangmei species in China [5]. Group 6: Technological Integration in Archaeology - The integration of advanced technologies such as satellite remote sensing and 3D reconstruction has revealed insights into prehistoric water management practices, showcasing how ancient civilizations adapted to climate and hydrological conditions [6].