推开街角一家咖啡馆的门，浓郁的烘焙香扑面而来。邻桌几位客人正用带着口音但流利的意大利语谈笑，吧台后的姑娘用西语接了个电话。窗外不远处， 江水静静流淌。 若非耳畔传来的本地方言问候，你可能会恍惚以为自己身处国外。但这可不是某个意大利小镇或是西班牙街头，而是在浙江西南的丽水市青田县县城。 春节假期，青田总会呈现出一种独特的热闹。路上归国的华侨、探亲的外籍面孔随处可见，遍布欧式建筑的临江东路上，挂着漂亮的红灯笼。这种奇妙 的"混搭"，成就了一份只有在青田才能看到的、充满"欧气"的年味。 01 不出青田，已在世界 人们对春节的期待，往往指向某种熟悉的传统图景。而在浙南的青田，年味独有一种特殊的"打开方式"。这里的年夜饭餐桌，像一场中西合璧的食物品鉴 会，家家户户必备的酱油肉、糖糕、山粉饺旁，可能还摆着舶来的帕尔马火腿、西班牙海鲜饭。人们互相赠送的年货除了茶叶点心，也许还有萨拉米香肠 和法国红酒。就连长辈给孩子封的红包里，放的也可能是欧元。 △ 欧元红包对青田孩子来说并不陌生。（图/视频截图） 咖啡店在春节期间依然熙攘，毕竟对当地人来说，无论是商业社交还是捕鱼割稻，都可以来上一杯咖啡。归国的华侨们在咖啡馆里难得相聚，就 ...

推开街角一家咖啡馆的门，浓郁的烘焙香扑面而来。邻桌几位客人正用带着口音但流利的意大利语谈笑，吧台后的姑娘用西语接了个电话。窗外不远处， 江水静静流淌。 若非耳畔传来的本地方言问候，你可能会恍惚以为自己身处国外。但这可不是某个意大利小镇或是西班牙街头，而是在浙江西南的丽水市青田县县城。 春节假期，青田总会呈现出一种独特的热闹。路上归国的华侨、探亲的外籍面孔随处可见，遍布欧式建筑的临江东路上，挂着漂亮的红灯笼。这种奇妙 的"混搭"，成就了一份只有在青田才能看到的、充满"欧气"的年味。 不出青田，已在世界 人们对春节的期待，往往指向某种熟悉的传统图景。而在浙南的青田，年味独有一种特殊的"打开方式"。这里的年夜饭餐桌，像一场中西合璧的食物品鉴 会，家家户户必备的酱油肉、糖糕、山粉饺旁，可能还摆着舶来的帕尔马火腿、西班牙海鲜饭。人们互相赠送的年货除了茶叶点心，也许还有萨拉米香肠 和法国红酒。就连长辈给孩子封的红包里，放的也可能是欧元。 咖啡店在春节期间依然熙攘，毕竟对当地人来说，无论是商业社交还是捕鱼割稻，都可以来上一杯咖啡。归国的华侨们在咖啡馆里难得相聚，就着 espresso的香气交流着世界各地的见闻。 人们在欧式 ...

鼓点中的文明回响：醒狮，从根脉到世界 大年初三的香港沙田马场，热闹非凡，世界各地的人们聚集在这里，感受中国的春节氛围。香港特别行 政区政府财政司司长陈茂波、香港特别行政区政府文化体育及旅游局局长罗淑佩与香港赛马会相关负责 人为醒狮点睛后，醒狮队伍便在铿锵锣鼓中开始腾跃、探青、采青。这是节庆的狂欢，更是古老文明基 因在当代香港的鲜活脉动。 观察者网在现场看到，曾于大年初一晚"新春国际汇演之夜"亮相的马会花车，已移至马场赛道区域，大 量游客在花车前驻足合影。 【文/观察者网 王勇 邓军 编辑/赵乾坤】 2月19日，大年初三。沙田马场内，醒狮于锣鼓喧天中腾跃而起，与奔马蹄声交相呼应；街头食肆 里，"狮房菜"中传统年食飘香，牵动着游人的味蕾与乡情……香港的春节，正是在这般传统与现代交 融、本土与国际对话的丰富维度中，展开一幅生动而深厚的团圆画卷。 在这里，每个人都是"年味"的执笔者，以个体的记忆、情感与实践，在"东方之珠"的舞台上，将"家国 团圆"背后的文化根脉与时代精神，清晰而有力地传递给世界。它提醒着我们：所谓年味，不仅是红火 热闹的形式，更是血脉深处对归属的渴望、对共同的珍视，是在时代变迁中始终延续的文化自觉。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Cultural Entering Thousands of Homes - 2026 Zhejiang Qingtian New Year Beneficial Performance" showcased a rich array of Chinese cultural elements, emphasizing the integration of various art forms and community participation [1][2][4]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The performance featured a variety of artistic expressions including photography, acrobatics, magic, opera, music, and dance, led by hosts who guided the audience through the essence of each performance [1]. - Notable performances included a modern arrangement of "New Horse Racing" by young erhu player Wang Xiao, and a stunning acrobatic display titled "Dragon Soaring in Prosperity" by the Zhejiang Provincial Quyi Acrobatics Troupe [1][2]. Group 2: Cultural Integration - The event highlighted the cultural fusion characteristic of Qingtian, with performances by international artists, including an Italian chef who sang "Hey Jude" and a diverse group of singers performing "Rice Fragrance" [4]. - The finale featured a stirring rendition of "I Love You China" by singer Han Yanwen, encapsulating the event's celebration of Chinese culture [4]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The local tradition of "village evening" performances, which has been ongoing for over 40 years, was integrated into the event, showcasing community involvement and cultural heritage [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the launch of the "Fortune Chinese New Year" non-heritage theme event by Pizza Hut in Beijing's Nanluoguxiang, blending traditional Chinese culture with Western dining experiences to create a unique festive atmosphere for consumers [1][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event features immersive experiences with non-heritage cultural elements, allowing guests to engage with traditional crafts and enjoy a rich cultural atmosphere [3]. - Pizza Hut has been operating in the Chinese market for 36 years and has been celebrating the "Chinese New Year in Western Restaurants" for eight consecutive years, emphasizing the integration of cultural heritage with modern dining [5]. - The theme for this year, "One Bite to Win, Everything Will Win," incorporates blessings of good fortune into the dining experience, aiming to enhance the emotional value of family gatherings during the New Year [5][7]. Group 2: Consumer Engagement - The event caters to the evolving consumer trends, particularly among younger generations, who seek meaningful rituals and symbols to enhance their New Year celebrations [7]. - Pizza Hut is launching localized "Fortune Activities" across various cities, incorporating traditional non-heritage elements to create participatory cultural experiences [9]. - The brand aims to transform its restaurants into spaces that not only serve food but also convey confidence and blessings, enhancing the emotional connection with consumers [9]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The event includes a salon where experts discuss the importance of innovation in traditional craft practices, highlighting the role of food in bridging cultural heritage and modern dining [11]. - A new platform, "Beijing Central Axis Legend Gathering Hall," was inaugurated to promote the integration of non-heritage experiences within the restaurant setting [13]. - The modern design of the restaurant complements traditional non-heritage artifacts, creating a unique environment for consumers to appreciate cultural heritage while dining [15]. Group 4: New Product Launch - Pizza Hut introduced four new Spring Festival pizzas, each symbolizing good fortune and designed to enhance the festive dining experience [19][21]. - The new products include flavors like "Golden Salted Egg Yolk Super Supreme Pizza" and "Italian Meat Sauce Super Supreme Pizza," which are crafted to resonate with traditional New Year blessings [19][21]. - The brand also offers customizable options for consumers to create their own "winning" combinations, enhancing the festive dining experience [21][23]. Group 5: Year-Round Engagement - Pizza Hut emphasizes that the "winning" sentiment extends beyond the Spring Festival, aiming to be a year-round companion for consumers [25]. - The brand believes that food serves not only as a sensory experience but also as an emotional anchor, encouraging consumers to embrace a positive outlook throughout the year [25].

01:26 新华社音视频部制作 记者：杨淑君、宋依黛 1月23日，北京环球度假区开启"环球中国年"季节性主题活动，邀请广大游客在火热新春氛围中探索过 年新方式。新春特别演出《团圆啦！》融合中外文化元素，既有川剧变脸、蹬鼓杂技、刀马旦等精彩演 绎，又有小黄人等电影IP人物欢乐登场。 好莱坞大道尽头的"环球绮愿金梅树"下，游客纷纷打卡拍照；环球新春广场上，爆肚粉、绿豆糕、糖葫 芦等特色小吃唤起游客的味蕾记忆。今年恰逢北京环球度假区开园5周年，这场跨越国界的新春盛宴， 展示出中西文化融合的独特魅力。据悉，本次活动将持续至3月3日。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the discovery of over 1,000 valuable Tang Dynasty artifacts hidden in three seemingly ordinary jars, emphasizing their historical significance and the richness of Tang culture [1]. Group 1: Artifacts Overview - The collection includes more than 1,000 precious Tang Dynasty artifacts, featuring various gold and silver items, foreign and domestic coins, gemstones, and valuable medicinal materials [1]. - Among the artifacts, there are 265 pieces of gold and silver items, including renowned treasures such as the gold bowl with mandarin ducks and the gilded silver pot with a dancing horse motif [1]. Group 2: Notable Artifacts - The gold-inlaid beast-head agate cup, measuring 6.5 cm in height and 15.6 cm in length, showcases exquisite craftsmanship and reflects the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures [2]. - The gilded silver pot with a dancing horse motif is designed to resemble a nomadic skin pot, featuring intricate details and a unique design that highlights its cultural significance [2]. - The gilded silver plate with flying spirit motifs exhibits exceptional carving skills, showcasing the high level of craftsmanship during the Tang Dynasty [3]. Group 3: Additional Artifacts - Other notable artifacts include various silver and gold containers, cups, and decorative items, such as the "Kaiyuan Tongbao" gold and silver coins, and multiple silver bowls and boxes with intricate designs [4][5].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese ballet performance "New Year," adapted from Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker," showcases traditional Beijing customs and has successfully integrated Chinese cultural elements into a classic Western ballet format, enhancing cultural exchange between China and Brazil [1][2]. Group 1: Performance Details - The ballet features various traditional Beijing customs, including dances with porcelain, fans, kites, and firecrackers, presented in a visually captivating manner [1]. - The performance has been well-received, with audience members expressing admiration for the innovative presentation of a Western classic through a Chinese lens [1][2]. Group 2: Cultural Exchange - The event is part of a broader initiative, as both the Chinese and Brazilian governments have agreed to designate 2026 as the "China-Brazil Cultural Year" to strengthen cultural ties and mutual understanding [2]. - The performance is the third tour of the Central Ballet Troupe in Brazil, following previous tours in 2010 and 2019, indicating a sustained effort to promote cultural exchange through the arts [2].

Group 1 - The article introduces a gilded silver goblet featuring grape motifs, celebrating the joy of grape harvest and enhancing the wine tasting experience [1][5] - The goblet is designed with intricate relief craftsmanship, making the grape clusters appear vivid and lifelike, attracting birds to play around it [9] - The central part of the goblet showcases five children expressing joy, immersed in the sweetness of grapes [11] Group 2 - The goblet is adorned with various exquisite patterns, including floral and linked bead designs, reflecting a blend of Eastern and Western cultures [15][17] - The design of the goblet is linked to the wine god festivals in Greek and Roman mythology, suggesting it is a foreign artifact from the Sasanian Empire (224-651 AD) [15] - The acanthus leaf pattern on the goblet is believed to be the origin of the later popular honeysuckle pattern during the Northern and Southern Dynasties in China [19] Group 3 - The goblet serves as evidence of cultural exchange between the East and West during the Northern Wei period, particularly in Pingcheng (modern-day Datong) [21] - Grapes symbolize wealth and prosperity in ancient Chinese culture, often seen in traditional artifacts [21] - The article also references other historical artifacts, such as a hollow perfume pouch and a silver jar, showcasing the artistic representation of grapes in ancient Chinese craftsmanship [23][25]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of the "human-fish tail gold ornament" as a representation of cultural fusion between Eastern and Western civilizations, particularly during the Tang Dynasty and the Tuyuhun period in Qinghai, China [2][18]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The "human-fish tail gold ornament" is a creative artifact that embodies a blend of different cultural elements, showcasing the artistic influences from both Greek mythology and local traditions [12][18]. - This ornament is linked to the Tuyuhun khan, reflecting the unique cultural identity of the region during its historical period [16][18]. Group 2: Historical Context - The ornament was recovered from a tomb that was looted in 2017, where 646 cultural relics were stolen but later retrieved by the police [4]. - The artifact is believed to have been created during a time when the Qinghai region served as a vital route for trade and cultural exchange along the ancient Silk Road [21]. Group 3: Artistic Features - The gold ornament features a design that includes a human figure with a fish tail, wings, and a lion's front legs, which modifies the traditional mermaid imagery found in Greek mythology [12][14]. - It is suggested that the ornament was likely used as a decorative piece for a sword sheath, indicated by the presence of nail holes around its edges [15].