Core Points - The micro-short drama "Emotional Ties to Changgangpo" premiered alongside the documentary "Water Inquiry: China Changgangpo" and the music micro-film "The Family of Luoding" in Beijing [1][3] - The Changgangpo aqueduct, known as the "Southern Guangdong Hongqi Canal," was constructed starting in 1976, involving thousands of local residents who built over 5,000 meters of aqueduct to channel water from the Longjiang and Taiping rivers to the Jinyinhe Reservoir, benefiting over 200,000 acres of farmland and 550,000 people [1][3] - The aqueduct is now a national key cultural relic protection unit and a patriotic education base, attracting many visitors interested in its historical significance [3] Cultural and Artistic Initiatives - In March, a series of artistic creations themed around Changgangpo was launched in Luoding, with experts and artists working to recreate the story of the "artificial river" through visual arts [3] - The event on August 16 included the premiere of the micro-short drama and discussions with the creative team regarding the documentary and music micro-film [3][5] - A song titled "China Changgangpo" was released during the event, and a national essay contest titled "Entering China Changgangpo" will be launched in June 2024, with 40 award-winning pieces compiled into a book [5] Historical Context and Values - Liang Weifa, the chief editor of the upcoming book and a builder of the aqueduct, shared his experiences leading a youth militia team of over 350 members who worked tirelessly without pay, emphasizing the spirit of serving the people and the importance of hard work and scientific decision-making [5] - The local government has been actively promoting the cultural value of the Changgangpo aqueduct, producing various artistic works including comic books, documentaries, and modern Cantonese operas to showcase its rich cultural resources [5]