Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of preserving, inheriting, and utilizing traditional Chinese culture, particularly focusing on the rich cultural heritage of Hebei province, which is integral to the Chinese civilization and national spirit [1]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage - Hebei is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization, with a history that spans over two million years, showcasing a deep cultural lineage [2]. - The region's geographical position has allowed it to become a cultural corridor, fostering the integration of diverse cultural elements throughout history [2][3]. - The Great Wall and the Grand Canal are significant cultural symbols that have facilitated interaction and cultural exchange between agricultural and nomadic civilizations [3]. Group 2: Artistic Expression - The artistic and architectural imprints of Hebei reflect a blend of various cultural influences, showcasing the region's unique artistic style [4]. - Non-material cultural heritage, such as paper-cutting and traditional crafts, embodies the fusion of agricultural and nomadic artistic elements [4]. Group 3: Revolutionary Spirit - Hebei is recognized as a revolutionary land, having played a crucial role in the history of the Communist Party of China and the development of revolutionary culture [13]. - The region's revolutionary spirit is characterized by resilience and a commitment to the collective struggle for national independence and social justice [14][19]. Group 4: Cultural Development Initiatives - Hebei aims to strengthen its cultural identity by implementing various initiatives, including the protection of cultural heritage sites and the promotion of traditional arts [20][21]. - The province plans to enhance cultural tourism by integrating cultural elements into tourism development, thereby fostering a deeper connection between culture and economic growth [23].

转自：北京日报客户端 "有的人活着，他已经死了；有的人死了，他还活着。"著名诗人臧克家为纪念鲁迅写下的诗句，早已深 入人心。12月27日晚，《有的人——纪念臧克家诞辰120周年诗歌朗诵音乐会》在北京民族宫大剧院上 演。诗性的文字与动人的音乐形成交响，共同纪念这位为人民而歌的诗人。 从《难民》到《老马》，从《反抗的手》到《从军行》，从《人民是什么》到《为新中国放歌》……诗 歌朗诵音乐会用多首诗歌朗诵与独唱、合唱作品，串联起臧克家的创作生涯，展现其艺术作品中深沉厚 重的人文关怀。 著名表演艺术家瞿弦和 朗诵音乐会由著名表演艺术家瞿弦和、著名歌唱家李初建担任艺术总监。年过八旬的瞿弦和率先登台， 以一首《有的人》的铿锵朗诵，拉开了台上台下共同缅怀诗人的序幕。为了纪念臧克家，瞿弦和还与夫 人、著名朗诵艺术家张筠英携手登台，共同演绎臧克家的另一首名作《春鸟》。 "你的口，歌向青山，青山添了媚眼；你的口，歌向流水，流水野孩子一般。"舞台上，瞿弦和与张筠英 配合默契，声情并茂，将《春鸟》中诗人对自由喷涌而出的向往，展现得淋漓尽致。"这首诗太美 了。"演出前，正在后台做准备的张筠英和瞿弦和向记者分享，"臧克家的语言是诗的语言， ...

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Civil Aviation Vocational and Technical College held a choral competition themed "Set Sail for a New Journey, Sing Songs to Celebrate the Chapter," showcasing the spirit of civil aviation educators while celebrating the 76th anniversary of the founding of New China and the 100th anniversary of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions [1]. Summary by Sections - The event featured eight representative teams from various unions, with nearly 300 faculty members participating, highlighting the collective spirit and dedication of civil aviation educators [1]. - Professional judges from the Shanghai Mass Art Museum and Shanghai Conservatory of Music evaluated the performances, which included both singing and choreography, enhancing the artistic impact of the event [1][7]. - The mandatory song "My Motherland and I" was performed with precision and emotional depth, resonating with the audience and evoking a shared sense of patriotism [3]. - The self-selected song segment included diverse performances, such as "Unity is Strength" and "The Red Sun Never Sets," reflecting themes of teamwork, national pride, and aspirations for the future [5]. - Various teams incorporated creative elements like flag waving and recitation to enhance their performances, demonstrating teamwork and artistic expression [7][8]. - The competition concluded with the awards ceremony, where the Administrative Union won first place, followed by the Teaching Support Union in second, and the Civil Aviation Service and Aircraft Manufacturing and Maintenance Unions in third [11].

Core Viewpoint - The "Into the People" mass choir concert is scheduled for October 5 as part of the 2025 Haikou Art Week series, aiming to celebrate the country, praise Haikou, and convey the voices of the people [1] Group 1: Event Details - The concert will feature multiple choirs, including the Haikou City Musicians Association Choir, Hainan Huayun Choir, Hainan University Alumni Choir, and others [1] - Approximately 16 songs will be performed, including "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China" and "My Motherland," along with local Hainan-themed songs [1] - Two original pieces by the chairman of the Haikou City Musicians Association, Cai Xianmin, will debut at the concert [1]

Core Viewpoint - The large-scale music concert "Light Up the Starry Night" held in Danyang commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, showcasing patriotic themes through various performances [1][2][3] Group 1: Event Overview - The concert took place on the evening of September 16 at the Danyang Grand Canal Volunteer Station, organized by local cultural and volunteer groups [1] - The event featured three main segments: a chorus of red songs, instrumental performances, and recitations, allowing attendees to reminisce about historical struggles and victories [1][2] Group 2: Performance Highlights - The first segment included emotional performances that depicted the struggles of the Northeast people during the war, featuring songs like "Nanniwan" and military anthems that highlighted the bravery and unity of the Chinese military and civilians [2] - The second segment showcased instrumental ensembles, including a saxophone performance that resonated with the audience, emphasizing the bond between the military and the people [2] - The final segment consisted of recitations that honored heroic spirits, reinforcing the themes of resilience and patriotism [2] Group 3: Audience Engagement - The concert concluded with all performers singing "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China," prompting the audience to stand and join in, expressing their love for the party and the nation [3] - The event not only revisited classic revolutionary songs but also deepened the participants' understanding of the great spirit exhibited by the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party throughout different historical periods [3]

Group 1 - The article highlights the significant role of Yu Hai, a former conductor of the PLA Military Band, in the recent military parade, marking his sixth participation in such events [1] - Over 3,000 university students formed a choir, performing classic songs from the wartime era, showcasing the spirit of the Chinese nation [1] - Yu Hai's dedication to precision in military ceremonies is emphasized, reflecting his lifelong commitment to the national anthem and military music [1] Group 2 - The article discusses a past challenge faced during the 1999 parade regarding the timing of the military band's performance, which was resolved through technical improvements rather than using recorded music [2] - The evolution of military music is noted, with the introduction of diverse and artistic compositions, such as "The Ode to the Red Flag," which marked a significant moment in 2009 [2] - The recent parade featured a blend of 15 instruments and 11 parts, symbolizing the new era of China's military strength and cultural identity [2]

Core Viewpoint - The articles collectively highlight the significant contributions of various individuals and groups during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, emphasizing the unity and determination of the Chinese people in their fight for national liberation and the role of youth and intellectuals in this struggle [1][4][20]. Group 1: Historical Events and Contributions - The Chinese People's War of Resistance was the first complete victory against foreign invasion in modern times, marked by the establishment of a united front under the leadership of the Communist Party [1]. - The "Minxian Team" was formed to promote anti-Japanese sentiments among youth, leading to the establishment of branches across various cities, which played a crucial role in mobilizing the population for the war effort [18]. - The "Pingshi Intelligence Communication Station" served as a vital hub for intelligence and material transport during the war, operating secret communications that significantly contributed to the resistance efforts [4][5]. Group 2: Key Figures and Their Impact - Cui Xianfang, recognized as the first Communist Party member in the Mentougou area, established the first party branch and educated local youth, fostering revolutionary consciousness [6][7]. - The "Hui Min Brigade," led by Ma Benzhai, achieved numerous victories against Japanese forces, employing innovative tactics that became models for other units [16][17]. - Musicians like Mai Xin and Cao Huasheng used their art to inspire and mobilize the masses, creating songs that became anthems of resistance and unity during the war [14][20]. Group 3: Cultural and Educational Initiatives - The "Minxian Team" organized summer camps for students to engage in physical training and political education, which helped maintain revolutionary fervor among the youth [19]. - The creation of songs and cultural works during this period served as a means to galvanize public sentiment and foster a collective identity against the invaders [15][20].

Core Viewpoint - The article commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Anti-Japanese War, highlighting the significance of wartime songs that united the Chinese people and inspired their resistance against foreign aggression [1][9]. Group 1: Historical Context - The Anti-Japanese War (1931-1945) was a critical period for China, during which numerous patriotic songs emerged, serving as a source of national strength and unity [1][9]. - The song "The Song of the Eight Hundred Heroes" was inspired by the heroic actions of the "Eight Hundred Heroes" who defended the Sihang Warehouse for four days and nights, symbolizing the awakening of Chinese confidence against the Japanese army [3][5]. Group 2: Key Figures and Contributions - Composer Xian Xinghai created "The Yellow River Cantata" after being inspired by the experiences of the poet Guang Weiran, who wrote a long poem based on his experiences during the war [4][11]. - The song "The Eight Route Army March" was composed by Zheng Lucheng and Gu Mu, later renamed "The People's Liberation Army March," and became the official song of the Chinese People's Liberation Army [13]. Group 3: Impact of Wartime Songs - Wartime songs played a crucial role in boosting morale among soldiers and the general populace, with Mao Zedong stating that "one anti-Japanese song is worth two divisions of troops" [9][11]. - The enduring legacy of these songs continues to inspire and awaken patriotic sentiments among generations of Chinese people [11][12].

Core Points - The article emphasizes the significance of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in shaping modern China and its achievements in various sectors, including poverty alleviation and national unity [2][4][11] - It highlights the emotional connection of the Chinese people to the CCP, as expressed through songs and public sentiments, particularly during significant events like the centenary celebration of the CCP [4][16] - The narrative underscores the CCP's leadership as a crucial factor in China's resilience and progress, especially in times of crisis and challenges [11][14][16] Group 1 - The performance of the song "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China" at significant events symbolizes the deep-rooted connection between the CCP and the Chinese populace [4][16] - The article references historical milestones achieved under the CCP, such as the eradication of absolute poverty and the establishment of a moderately prosperous society [9][11] - The CCP's leadership is portrayed as the backbone of China's development, with a focus on its ability to mobilize resources and people effectively during emergencies [11][14] Group 2 - The article discusses the emotional expressions of gratitude from the public towards the CCP, illustrated by anecdotes from various regions, showcasing the party's impact on individual lives [7][9] - It mentions the CCP's commitment to the people's welfare, emphasizing that the party's strength lies in its connection to the populace [11][14] - The narrative concludes with a forward-looking perspective, suggesting that the CCP will continue to lead China towards greater achievements and national rejuvenation [16][18]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significance of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in shaping modern China, highlighting its leadership role in achieving national goals and the emotional connection of the people to the party through music and historical events [5][12]. Group 1: Historical Context - The performance of the song "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China" at significant events symbolizes the deep-rooted connection between the CCP and the Chinese people [4][6]. - The celebration of the CCP's centenary and the accompanying cultural performances reflect the party's historical importance and its role in national identity [6][12]. Group 2: People's Sentiment - The article illustrates the heartfelt expressions of gratitude from the people towards the CCP, as seen in the simple yet profound messages displayed in rural areas [9][11]. - The lyrics of songs like "Leading the Way" resonate with the public, reinforcing the idea that the CCP is integral to their aspirations and achievements [8][10]. Group 3: Party's Leadership - The CCP's leadership is portrayed as the cornerstone of China's progress, with the party's ability to mobilize resources and people during crises being a testament to its strength [8][11]. - The article asserts that the party's connection to the people is its source of power, enabling it to overcome challenges and drive the nation forward [11][12].