Core Viewpoint - The rise of "her power" has significantly enhanced the cultural landscape in China, with women actively participating as creators, enablers, and trendsetters in various cultural fields [1][7]. Group 1: Cultural Contribution - Women are increasingly visible in cultural creation, research, and preservation, contributing to a richer cultural expression in contemporary society [1]. - The "New Era China Promoting Women's Comprehensive Development Practice and Achievements" white paper highlights that 45.2% of the national cultural talent project participants are women, and 25% of national intangible cultural heritage representatives are female [1]. Group 2: Heritage Preservation - A women's archaeological team in Chongqing has been active since 2012, dedicating over 200 days a year to fieldwork, showcasing unique female strength in cultural heritage protection [2][3]. - Wan Xiaojuan, a representative inheritor of Bian embroidery, is transforming this ancient craft into a dual force for cultural transmission and women's development, engaging with schools and universities to attract younger generations [3]. Group 3: Cultural Dissemination - Chen Jing, the 58th inheritor of Hua Tuo's Five Animal Play, has been promoting this traditional practice globally, teaching in over 30 countries and creating online teaching resources [4]. - Female writers in the Chinese online literature scene are using their perspectives to tell Chinese stories, breaking cultural barriers and gaining international readership [4][5]. Group 4: Social Impact - Ordinary women are contributing positively to society through family values and community service, exemplified by individuals like Huang Yixiang and Liu Faying, who have dedicated their lives to education and community welfare [6]. - These women embody the spirit of love and responsibility, reinforcing the importance of family and community in societal development [6][7]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The multifaceted influence of Chinese women in cultural and social spheres is expected to continue growing, contributing to the prosperity and development of Chinese culture in the future [7].

中国音乐家协会副主席 廖昌永：演唱的是《灯火里的中国》，用这个歌来表达新的生活，新的变化，新的面貌，国家富强，人民富足，社会和谐。 10月6日晚，由中国音乐家协会等单位共同主办的"听见中国听见你"中国原创音乐盛典巅峰之夜，在深圳湾体育中心精彩唱响，演出涵盖民族风情、城市文 化等多元题材、融合民族乐器、流行电子等音乐元素，集中展示了近年来中国原创音乐的丰硕成果。 央视网消息：假期期间，原创音乐会、非遗市集、海上京剧之旅等兼具文化深度与体验感的活动接连上演，为大众打造了丰富的精神文化盛宴，呈现出多彩 的假日生活图景。 让京剧走出传统剧场，邂逅碧海蓝天，近期，"国粹京剧，扬帆出海"2025秋冬主题航季启航，国家京剧院将携《霸王别姬》《贵妃醉酒》《闹天宫》等经典 剧目，登上我国首艘国产大型邮轮"爱达·魔都号"，水袖翻飞间，传统 "唱念做打" 与现代邮轮旅行体验深度融合。 眼下，在浙江杭州满觉陇，一场以 "西湖揽月 桂语传情" 为主题的赏桂系列活动正热闹开展，金秋时节，7000 余株桂树竞相绽放，细碎花瓣随风洒落如 "满 陇桂雨"，引得无数人慕名而来。非遗市集上，西湖绸伞、桂花糖、桂花酿等特色产品，吸引游客驻足观赏、品 ...

大幕缓缓落下，掌声经久不息。国家大剧院和北京京剧院联合创排的新编历史京剧《颜真卿》，演绎以 书法名世的唐人颜真卿的精忠报国故事，令人耳目一新。作品以历史厚度锚定主题内核，以流派精髓传 承经典基因，以极简美学夯实舞台根基，让当代观众与历史人物产生情感共鸣和价值共振，显示出扎根 传统、回应时代、创新表达的艺术追求。 《颜真卿》用心开掘历史资源，创作根脉植得深、扎得牢、立得稳。编剧基于新旧唐书等重要史料进行 创作，准确提炼历史内涵，精心设计戏剧架构。全剧共9场，从"歃血""兵援""报捷""遭陷""祭侄""受 命""被囚""传书""就义"等篇章标题，就可看出故事情节之跌宕起伏。剧作家用心将历史细节转化为戏 剧冲突，使得该剧不仅有血肉，更有经脉和骨骼，传递出鲜明的精神旨归。 京剧《颜真卿》剧照。 资料图片 与主视觉互为支撑的，是灯服化道等艺术元素的合力加持。"祭侄"一场最为突出，颜真卿挥笔书写《祭 侄文稿》时，多媒体对文稿进行了艺术渲染，墨色由淡到浓、笔触由缓到急，颜真卿的悲愤情绪在笔墨 中流淌。蓝玲在服装和造型上也别具匠心，舞台上同时存在有年头和新设计的服饰，观众一点儿不觉得 违和，新而不杂、艳而不怯，设计完全服务于 ...

Core Viewpoint - Ningbo is positioned as a second-tier city based on a comprehensive assessment of various indicators, including economic scale, urban size, population density, commercial resources, transportation hub status, and cultural and educational resources [1] Group 1: Economic and Cultural Significance - Ningbo serves as an important economic center in Zhejiang Province, characterized by a developed port economy and rich cultural heritage, which enhances its status within the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration [1] - The "Ningbo Bang" culture, rooted in the entrepreneurial spirit of Ningbo merchants since the Ming and Qing dynasties, continues to influence local values, emphasizing integrity, pragmatism, and innovation [1] - The real estate market in Ningbo is known for its stability, particularly in core areas like Haishu District and Yinzhou District, where property prices have shown consistent growth [1] Group 2: Traditional Culture and Urban Charm - Traditional culture in Ningbo is reflected in its architecture, arts, and festive activities, with landmarks like Tianyi Pavilion and Baoguosi showcasing historical craftsmanship [2] - Local performing arts, such as Yue Opera and Ningbo Opera, along with folk art forms, express the emotions and memories of the local populace [2] - Ningbo's urban charm is characterized by a blend of economic strength and unique cultural qualities, maintaining an open and inclusive atmosphere that balances modernity with tradition [2] Group 3: Health and Lifestyle - The city promotes a healthy lifestyle, with public parks and facilities encouraging activities like Tai Chi and yoga, contributing to the overall well-being of its residents [4] - Public infrastructure, including walking paths and community health stations, reflects a commitment to the health of the community, catering to all age groups [4] - Ningbo embodies a spirit of health and vitality, emphasizing the importance of a fulfilling and enjoyable life for its residents [4]

北京商报讯（记者 关子辰 葛婷婷）为深入学习贯彻习近平文化思想，传承优秀传统文化，弘扬伟大抗 战精神，9月23日下午，一场由北京市政协京昆室牵头的"京昆汇友——纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反 法西斯战争胜利80周年"京昆艺术展演在北京艺术中心戏剧场举办。 北京市政协京昆室自2022年成立以来，先后开展了艺术展演、专题讲座、走访调研等活动，在弘扬优秀 传统文化、广泛凝聚社会共识等方面发挥了积极作用。京昆艺术展演每年举办一次，规模与影响力持续 扩大，是北京市政协立足人民政协性质定位，发挥团结联谊职能作用的务实举措，也是以戏曲艺术传承 发展助推全国文化中心建设的具体行动。今年的演出汇聚了当代戏曲艺术领军人物及多剧种表演名家， 代表了戏曲界的顶尖水平，展示北京市戏曲艺术传承发展成果。 此次展演由北京市政协和北京市直机关工委联合主办，北京市文化和旅游局、国家大剧院协办，北京京 剧院承办，北投集团支持。来自北京市属5家戏曲院团的80余位老中青艺术家同台演出，部分市、区政 协委员，新的社会阶层人士代表，各民主党派市委和市工商联、城市副中心行政办公区机关干部、模拟 政协师生代表和戏曲爱好者700余人现场聆听了这场戏曲艺术盛宴。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The first "World Unmatched: Rare Drama Species Festival" will be broadcast on October 1, showcasing the cultural richness of rare Chinese opera genres, with a focus on their preservation and development [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The festival will feature over 30 rare drama genres from various regions, including performances by more than a hundred actors [3]. - The event will present nine groups of performances, highlighting classic works from different rare drama genres [3]. Group 2: Featured Performances - Notable performances include "Ancient Tune Today," featuring ancient vocal styles from various genres, and "Roots Flowing Together," showcasing a multi-genre rendition of "The Grand Ceremony" [6]. - The festival will also present a vibrant display of minority drama through performances like "Flowers Blooming Together," featuring Qian opera, Dai opera, and Manchu New Town opera [6]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - Ten guests from the arts and cultural sectors will recommend multiple rare drama genres, sharing insights into their cultural origins and personal connections to the art form [11]. - The honorary chairman of the China Theatre Association, Shang Changrong, emphasized the importance of societal attention towards the development and inheritance of rare drama genres [11].

Group 1 - The new Yue opera "My Grand View Garden" by Zhejiang Xiaobaihua Yue Opera Troupe has gained significant popularity, with nearly full attendance during its national tour [1][2] - Zhang Yazhou, a young Yue opera performer, plays the role of the elderly Jia Baoyu and has expressed both surprise and pressure from the increasing interest of young audiences in Yue opera [1][2] - The troupe's first modern-themed Yue opera "Qiantang Li," where Zhang portrayed a delivery worker, showcased her commitment to authenticity by altering her appearance to better fit the character [2] Group 2 - Zhang Yazhou has developed her acting skills through various roles, including characters from "New Dragon Gate Inn" and "Lü Bu and Diao Chan," demonstrating her dedication to the craft [2] - The innovative approach in "My Grand View Garden" includes a suggestion from Zhang to perform an opening segment a cappella to enhance the immersive experience for the audience [2] - Zhang's professionalism was highlighted during a performance crisis, where she effectively managed unexpected challenges, showcasing her solid foundational skills in acting [2] Group 3 - Zhang Yazhou aspires to create her own original Yue opera, reflecting the dreams of many performers in the industry to contribute uniquely to the art form [3]

Core Viewpoint - Traditional Chinese opera is embracing modern elements and innovative expressions, leading to a resurgence of interest among younger audiences [2][4][6] Group 1: Innovation in Traditional Opera - The collaboration between Chongqing Sichuan Opera and the Unqi Dance Troupe resulted in a unique performance titled "Yao Bu Dao Tai," blending Sichuan opera with street dance and local dialect rap [3] - Various traditional opera forms are borrowing from each other, creating new artistic effects, such as the integration of Sichuan opera's "face-changing" technique in the Wuju opera "Three Strikes of the White Bone Spirit" [4] - Original works like the modern narrative of "Late Blooming Mountain Dan Dan" retain traditional elements while innovating in storytelling and presentation [4][5] Group 2: Youth Engagement and Development - A new generation of actors, particularly those born in the 1990s and 2000s, is emerging in the traditional opera scene, as seen in performances like the youth version of "Peony Pavilion" featuring a cast of students with an average age under 22 [6][9] - Young performers are increasingly integrating contemporary themes and popular culture into traditional performances, making them more relatable to younger audiences [9][10] Group 3: Technological Integration - The integration of digital technology is enhancing audience engagement, transforming the experience from passive viewing to interactive participation [11][12] - Innovative uses of technology, such as AR and AI, are being employed to preserve and revitalize traditional opera, making it more accessible and appealing to modern audiences [12][13]

Core Viewpoint - Traditional Chinese opera is embracing modern elements and innovative expressions, leading to a resurgence of interest among younger audiences and the integration of contemporary culture into traditional art forms [1][2][3]. Group 1: Innovation in Traditional Opera - The collaboration between Chongqing Sichuan Opera and the Unqi Dance Troupe resulted in the unique performance "Yao Bu Dao Tai," which combines Sichuan opera with street dance and local dialect rap, showcasing a successful cross-genre fusion [2][3]. - Various traditional opera forms are borrowing from each other, such as the Wuju opera's adaptation of Sichuan opera's "face-changing" technique, enhancing character portrayal and creating new artistic effects [3]. - Modern adaptations of traditional operas, like the Kunqu opera "Reunion of Peony Pavilion," utilize narrative techniques that resonate with contemporary audiences, reflecting a shift towards more relatable themes [5]. Group 2: Youth Engagement and Development - A new generation of actors, particularly those born in the 1990s and 2000s, is emerging in the traditional opera scene, indicating a trend towards youthfulness in performance [6][8]. - Youth-led productions, such as the Kunqu campus version of "Peony Pavilion," feature teams of young performers, highlighting the increasing involvement of younger demographics in traditional arts [6]. - The integration of popular culture into traditional performances, such as incorporating memes and modern references, is attracting younger audiences and enhancing engagement [8]. Group 3: Technological Integration - The use of digital technology in traditional opera is enhancing audience experiences, shifting from passive viewing to interactive participation [9][11]. - Innovations like AR technology and AI restoration of classic performances are preserving and revitalizing traditional opera, making it more accessible and appealing to modern audiences [11]. - The combination of traditional art forms with cutting-edge technology is fostering a new cultural confidence and attracting a diverse audience [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of preserving and passing down the traditional art of Kunqu opera, highlighting recent initiatives in Suzhou to support this cultural heritage through structured plans and mentorship programs [1][4]. Group 1: Initiatives and Plans - Suzhou has introduced the "Suzhou Kunqu Protection Regulations" and the "Three-Year Action Plan for the Protection and Inheritance of Traditional Kunqu Opera" to safeguard this art form [1][4]. - The action plan aims to systematically preserve 60 Kunqu opera segments and 3 major plays over three years, with a focus on both traditional and innovative approaches to teaching [4][5]. Group 2: Mentorship and Teaching - Renowned Kunqu artists, including Wang Fang and Zhao Wenlin, are actively mentoring younger performers, ensuring the transmission of traditional techniques and emotional depth in performances [2][3][6]. - The teaching process involves detailed instruction on character portrayal and emotional expression, with a focus on the naturalness of performance [6][7]. Group 3: Digital Preservation - Suzhou Kunqu is adopting digital methods to document teaching sessions and performances, creating valuable archives for future learning and research [7].