晨报讯（南京晨报/爱南京记者 端木）日前，西岗街道西岗社区联合工会举办"冬至团圆饺，温情暖社 区"主题活动，社区儿童、家长、老师及职工志愿者齐聚，共度传统佳节、传递工会温情。 活动前，职工志愿者与老师提前筹备，讲解流程及安全须知。冬至文化小讲堂上，老师以趣味提问讲解 冬至渊源、民俗差异，知识竞赛点燃互动热情，孩子们踊跃抢答，欢乐中感悟传统节日魅力。集体包饺 子环节气氛热烈，社区能手示范月牙饺、元宝饺包法，现场教学捏褶技巧。活动以"一带一"互助，熟手 带新手、家长教孩子，大家分工协作、边包边聊，欢声笑语不断，邻里情谊持续升温。饺子出锅后，孩 子们品尝亲手包的饺子满心欢喜，家长纷纷点赞活动让孩子体验劳动乐趣、重拾邻里温情。 此次活动既让青少年感受到中华优秀传统文化的魅力、体验亲子之乐，更搭建邻里交流平台，增进居民 情感联结。下一步，西岗社区联合工会将聚焦职工居民需求，策划更多特色活动，传承中华优秀传统文 化，传递工会温暖。 （来源：南京晨报） 转自：南京晨报 ...

Core Viewpoint - Liao Changliang, founder of Hongdatang brand, was awarded the title of "Model Individual for Ethnic Unity and Progress in Guangdong Province" at the provincial recognition conference, highlighting his contributions to cultural heritage and ethnic unity [1][10]. Group 1: Company Overview - Hongdatang Chenpi Tea Industry Co., Ltd. and Hongdatang Chenpi Ecological Farm Co., Ltd. were established by Liao Changliang in 2016, focusing on the production of Chenpi tea and promoting traditional Chenpi craftsmanship [3]. - The company employs over 300 staff, with 15% being from ethnic minority groups, reflecting its commitment to diversity and inclusion [3]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Community Engagement - Liao Changliang is a bearer of two intangible cultural heritages: "Dazhe Dragon Boat" and "Xinhui Chenpi Craftsmanship," which he uses to foster cultural exchange among various ethnic groups [3]. - The company organizes cultural events during traditional festivals, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, where employees from different ethnic backgrounds participate, promoting unity and teamwork [3]. Group 3: Achievements in Dragon Boat Racing - The Xinhui Hongdatang Chenpi Dragon Boat Team has achieved significant success, winning four championships at the World Dragon Boat Championships in 2017, breaking the dominance of European and American teams [6]. - In 2023, the team won 9 gold and 1 silver medals across five competitions, including a gold and two silvers at the World Dragon Boat Championships in Pattaya, Thailand [6]. Group 4: Educational Initiatives - Liao Changliang aims to create a "Cultural Root-Seeking + Research Practice" model, offering immersive experiences in traditional Chinese culture through activities like Chenpi making and dragon boat racing [8]. - The initiative is expected to attract over 50,000 overseas youth for cultural education and exchange by 2024, promoting understanding of Chinese traditions [8].

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 Ink Rhythm Same Source - Cross-Strait Calligraphy Masters Exchange Exhibition" opened in Miaoli, Taiwan, showcasing over a hundred calligraphy works from artists across the Taiwan Strait, aiming to deepen cultural exchanges and promote traditional Chinese culture [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition features calligraphy works from both Taiwanese and Hubei artists, covering various styles such as seal script, clerical script, regular script, running script, and cursive script, with themes including poetry, classical literature, and Zen [2][3]. - The event is co-hosted by the Taiwan Hakka General Chamber of Commerce and the Hubei Strait Exchange Promotion Association, with participation from multiple cultural organizations in Miaoli [1][2]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - Calligraphy is highlighted as an important form of Chinese culture, embodying wisdom and facilitating emotional and cultural exchanges [2][3]. - The exhibition aims to strengthen ties between the two regions, fostering mutual trust and promoting peaceful development of cross-strait relations [2][3]. Group 3: Artist Contributions - Artists expressed their hopes for increased communication and cultural transmission, with works reflecting themes of longing and connection [3][4]. - The exhibition includes diverse artistic expressions, with a focus on the historical evolution of Chinese characters, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage [4][5]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The event is seen as a platform for enhancing cross-strait cultural exchanges, with participants advocating for more collaborative activities in various fields, including education and arts [5]. - There is a call for strengthening youth engagement in calligraphy education in Taiwan, inspired by successful initiatives in mainland China [4][5].