（来源：内蒙古日报） 转自：内蒙古日报 本报巴彦淖尔12月28日电 （记者 图古斯毕力格）近日，巴彦淖尔市临河区2025年"冬游河套 幸福来 临"冬季文化旅游活动盛大启幕，丰富多彩的民间民俗盛宴，为市民游客带来一场充满烟火气的狂欢。 上午，健步走队伍从镜湖集结出发，沿着生态步道向狼山镇富强村进发，与沿途的河套冬景构成一幅流 动的画卷。与此同时，富强村村口的五彩跑道上，骑行爱好者们跨上老式单车，开启乐游之旅。 当健步走队伍抵达村落，现场瞬间沸腾起来。金鳞闪耀的长龙在锣鼓声中腾跃，翻腾的雄狮时而眨眼摆 尾，时而腾空跃起。另一旁，《打樱桃挂红灯》《拜大年》等二人台经典选段开演，与舞龙舞狮交织成 动人的乡音交响。 随后，压轴大戏《姥姥门前唱大戏》正式上演。少儿戏剧《水韵百变》中，孩子们的灵动舞姿展现童真 风采；传统小戏《走西口》，老艺人唱腔沧桑，将岁月故事演绎得淋漓尽致，台下观众忍不住跟着哼 唱。 午后，富强村依旧热闹不减，动感节奏与烟火气息交织成冬日里的活力图景。在"围炉共飨杀猪菜"活动 中，大铁锅里的杀猪菜咕嘟作响，酸菜与猪肉的香气扑鼻而来。大家一边品尝地道农家味，一边分享着 上午的欢乐见闻。家住临河城区的王建国 ...

"看着自己的剪纸作品，特别有成就感，能舒减压力。"开鲁县中等职业技术学校学生魏兴宇说。 受外祖母影响，胡颖从小喜欢剪纸、画画。1997年，胡颖高考志愿选择了美术专业，从此，她离梦想更 近了一步。2002年，胡颖考录到开鲁县中等职业技术学校，担任美工设计专业教师。2017年，胡颖被推 荐为第五批通辽市非物质文化遗产剪纸项目代表性传承人。 胡颖的剪纸作品有剪有刻、刀法细腻，题材主要以花鸟为主。胡颖和学生们的剪纸作品多次在市级以上 比赛中获奖。 （来源：内蒙古日报） 转自：内蒙古日报 □本报记者 鲍庆胜 通讯员 吕志敏 "剪纸的时候，要从纸中间开始剪，转纸不转剪子。" 12月15日，在通辽市开鲁县中等职业技术学校剪纸工作室，胡颖正给孩子们讲解剪纸的基本技法。折 纸、作画、剪纸，学生们沉浸在制作过程中，感受着剪纸艺术的非凡魅力。对于很多学生来说，每周一 节的剪纸课是他们非常期待的手工时光，也是缓解学习压力的最好方式。 胡颖说，剪纸创作的成就感是任何物质性的东西替代不了的。教授过程中互动的快乐、学生们作品诞生 时的喜悦，都是她创作的不竭动力。有的学生考入大学，并在大学的社团里用剪纸的方式进行创作和比 赛，这让胡颖十分欣 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses how Xiaohongshu aims to create a new art market that differs from traditional auction houses like Sotheby's, focusing on the integration of social media and direct artist-collector interactions [2][10][29]. Group 1: Traditional Art Market Success - Sotheby's achieved a record-breaking auction with a painting sold for $236.4 million, marking the highest price ever for a contemporary artwork [2][5]. - The auction's success was attributed to a well-planned and expensive marketing strategy, which included significant renovations to their headquarters [5][7]. - Despite Sotheby's success, the overall art market is experiencing a downturn, with a 33.5% decline in global auction sales in 2024, the lowest since 2009 [8][10]. Group 2: Emerging Online Art Ecosystem - The decline in high-end art sales has led to a rise in lower-priced artworks, with over 50% of art sales below $607, indicating a shift towards more accessible art [14][10]. - Social media platforms, particularly Xiaohongshu, are reshaping art buying habits, with 51% of high-net-worth collectors purchasing art through Instagram [14][15]. - Xiaohongshu has initiated programs to support young artists, including online graduation exhibitions and a dedicated plan for promoting emerging talents [15][29]. Group 3: Direct Artist-Collector Interaction - Xiaohongshu allows artists to interact directly with collectors, breaking the traditional pyramid structure of the art market, which often limits access to a select few [25][28]. - The platform has seen rapid growth in art-related content, with established artists now actively engaging with audiences through Q&A sessions and sharing their creative processes [26][28]. - The online art ecosystem on Xiaohongshu is becoming a self-sustaining commercial model, with successful live-streaming sales generating significant revenue [29][30]. Group 4: Future of Art Consumption - The article suggests that as online platforms mature, they will facilitate a more transparent pricing environment, impacting traditional art pricing structures [39][38]. - There is optimism about the potential for increased art consumption as more people become aware of the unique appeal of art through online channels [38][39]. - Xiaohongshu's initiatives are seen as a precursor to a broader transformation in the art market, driven by the demand for accessible and diverse artistic expressions [39][40].

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of rural areas in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, driven by young entrepreneurs who are revitalizing local resources and creating new business models that integrate agriculture, education, and tourism [1][3][4]. Group 1: Young Entrepreneurs and New Business Models - Liu Yi opened a café called "Half Sugar Rice Field" in Shuangfeng Village, focusing on creating a relaxing space that showcases rural charm while promoting agricultural education and landscape farming [1]. - Shen Yanli established a paper-cutting studio in Lucheng, integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, attracting tourists and creating a cultural brand [2]. - Wang Ying returned to her hometown and launched the first boutique homestay in Miaoxi Town, leading to the establishment of over ten homestays in the village, significantly boosting local tourism and employment [3]. Group 2: Community Impact and Policy Support - The influx of young entrepreneurs has led to increased income for local villagers, with over 300 city youths participating in rural development initiatives [3]. - The local government has identified over 20,000 square meters of idle resources and is actively recruiting creative young individuals to develop these areas, providing support such as rent-free spaces [3]. - During the recent holidays, Huzhou received a 19.5% increase in tourists, generating a tourism revenue of 2.186 billion yuan [3]. Group 3: Cultural and Economic Revitalization - The integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism is transforming rural landscapes into vibrant economic hubs, showcasing the potential for comprehensive rural revitalization [4].

Core Insights - The article highlights the cultural significance of the Lütai Society at Shandong University of Science and Technology, emphasizing its role in preserving and promoting traditional crafts and heritage [1] Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Education - The Lütai Society is named after the historical cultural site in Weifang, symbolizing the local educational heritage and the aspiration to continue its cultural legacy [1] - The society offers a comprehensive curriculum based on nine departments, including calligraphy, traditional painting, kite-making, and folk arts, aimed at imparting traditional skills to students [1] Group 2: Skill Development and Community Engagement - Members of the Lütai Society, such as Yang Rui, engage in hands-on learning experiences, emphasizing the importance of understanding cultural meanings behind traditional crafts like paper-cutting [2][3] - The society has successfully participated in competitions, winning awards for their creative works that blend traditional techniques with contemporary themes [2] Group 3: Innovation and Outreach - The Lütai Society extends its influence beyond the campus through online exhibitions and the development of cultural products that integrate local elements, gaining recognition at national events [4] - Experienced members are now mentoring newcomers, fostering a culture of knowledge transfer and community building within the society [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative efforts of Wang Yinfeng in preserving and modernizing the traditional paper-cutting art of Taiyuan, which has a history of over 2000 years and was recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2021 [6][12]. Group 1: Artistic Innovation - Wang Yinfeng combines traditional techniques with modern design, creating intricate paper-cut artworks that reflect both the grandeur of northern styles and the delicacy of southern styles [7][9]. - The artist has developed various products, including high-end collectible paper-cut versions of famous paintings, such as "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," using multi-layer techniques to enhance depth and detail [12][16]. - Wang's creations have gained popularity, especially with the rise of cultural products related to successful Chinese media, leading to rapid sales of her innovative designs [11][12]. Group 2: Cultural Preservation and Education - Wang Yinfeng emphasizes the importance of adapting traditional crafts to contemporary lifestyles to ensure their survival in the market [9][13]. - Since 2013, she has collaborated with schools and cultural institutions to introduce paper-cutting into educational curricula, fostering interest among children and ensuring the craft's future [14][15]. - The artist's daughter is also involved in promoting paper-cutting culture, indicating a familial commitment to preserving this art form [15]. Group 3: Market Expansion - Wang is exploring opportunities to expand Taiyuan paper-cutting into international markets through e-commerce platforms like Amazon [16]. - The demand for home decor items has shifted from traditional window decorations to more versatile products, such as framed artworks and decorative gifts, reflecting changing consumer preferences [11].