版年画最具代表性的艺术形象"娃娃抱鱼"，在古镇上随处可见。受访者供图 早上十点，京津冀的游客陆续来到这里。郝桂芬剪纸工坊"吱呀"一声打开门，便有一个小脑袋探进来， 他跑到柜台前，稍微踮起脚，专心挑了两幅马年剪纸，"奶奶，我要这两幅"。"团团，告诉奶奶，为嘛 要选这两幅？"团团思索了一会儿，指了指两匹马的前蹄说，因为它们都抬得好高。奶奶笑着说，"团团 喜欢马儿欢快奔腾的样子对不对。" 先有杨柳青，后有天津卫。2024年10月，西青区政府启动杨柳青古镇焕新提升工程，通过系统性改造与 创新性运营，这座拥有数百年历史的运河古镇实现华丽蜕变。如今，杨柳青古镇已经成为网红打卡地、 文化新地标。每天上午10点商户陆续开门前，便有很多游客纷纷到来打卡。 不只有年画，各种文创随心选 中国民间有句俗话：无画不年。来到杨柳青古镇，不得不看年画，处处可见年画。 天津杨柳青木版年画是中国民间四大木版年画之一，始于明代、兴于漕运，以其题材广泛、色彩绚丽和 寓意吉祥而闻名，2006年被列入首批国家级非物质文化遗产名录。 夜幕降临，京杭大运河南运河畔的杨柳青古镇灯火璀璨，青砖黛瓦间，憨态可掬的年画娃娃与流光溢彩 的巨型灯组交相辉映。 杨柳青 ...

2月11日，杨柳青古镇，工人正在悬挂年画主题的春节花灯。 春节前，天津市西青区检察院检察官回访国家级非物质文化遗产代表性项目杨柳青木版年画传承人霍 庆顺。 春节前，西青区检察院检察官走访天津市级非物质文化遗产杨柳青剪纸代表性传承人郝桂芬。 郝桂芬现场制作杨柳青剪纸。 临近年关，记者来到天津市西青区杨柳青古镇，目之所及，皆是浓浓的年味儿，红灯笼高高挂起，红对 联鲜明醒目，红檐灯笼上绘满载歌载舞的年画娃娃。在这里，记者遇到了国家级非物质文化遗产代表性 项目杨柳青木版年画（下称"杨柳青年画"）的第六代传承人霍庆顺、第七代传承人张宏，他们向记者讲 述了杨柳青年画里的文化故事。 杨柳青年画因起源于杨柳青古镇得名，距今已有400余年历史，是具有津派文化鲜明特征的活化石。满 是年画的屋子内，张宏一边制作年画，一边对记者说："杨柳青年画中最具代表性的就是年画娃娃。在 《连年有余》里，娃娃怀抱鲤鱼，手持莲花，借'鱼'与'余'、'莲'与'连'的谐音，表达年年富足的祈愿。 这些年画里的娃娃承载着人们对美好生活的期盼。" 人们在杨柳青古镇年货大集上选购年画、对联、福字。 春节前，天津市某国际舞蹈学校的小朋友们在杨柳青古镇广场上，以年 ...

2月10日，2026圆明园新春灯会在北京启幕。图为在灯会上拍摄的花灯。 新华社记者 谢晗摄 2月10日，山西省晋中市平遥县蓝天幼儿园的小朋友在平遥古城内表演传统戏曲。 梁生仁摄（人民图片） 2月10日，书法爱好者在江苏省泰州市海陵区光明使者爱心驿站书写"福"字送给新就业形态劳动 者。 汤德宏摄（人民图片） 随着2026年丙午马年春节的脚步日益临近，大江南北张灯结彩、暖意升腾，春运有序启幕，民俗活 动精彩纷呈，年货集市烟火氤氲。从城市到乡村，从线下到线上，浓浓的年味浸润着华夏大地的每一个 角落，承载着中国人对团圆的期盼、对美好的向往。网友们在网上写下了自己的新年心愿，期待着这 份"很热闹、有温度、有盼头"的年味。 春运启幕绘团圆 年味，始于一场跨越山海的奔赴，春运大幕拉开，流动的中国满是温情。 人民网聚焦春运服务保障，报道称交通运输部等八部门日前联合印发《2026年综合运输春运安全生 产和服务保障总体方案》，提出今年春运期间，交通运输高位运行，自然灾害天气易发多发，要全力做 好春运安全生产和服务保障各项工作。在突出重大风险防范管控方面，强化新能源车充电服务保障。在 加强综合运输组织方面，加强综合运输运力调配。在 ...

（来源：天津日报） 转自：天津日报 本报讯（记者 刘桂芳）昨日，由文化和旅游部全国公共文化发展中心与中国文化馆协会主办的《我 的"村晚"我的年》2026年南北小年"村晚"接力直播活动，在国家公共文化云等平台启动。作为本次直播 的开篇亮相单元，我市西青区、津南区的"村晚"率先登场，以浓郁津味民俗、鲜活乡土文艺与特色非遗 好物，生动展现新时代天津新农村的文化活力与新春气象。 本次接力直播为期两天，每日持续直播超12小时，采用"北京主演播室串联调度+各地特色'村晚'接力展 播"模式，打破地域界限，让全国观众云端一站式领略天南地北的乡土风情。 此外，我市市级非遗代表性项目陈氏制瓷（手绘）制作技艺代表性传承人赵彦菊、小站镇"90后"新农人 刘雯雯受邀前往北京主演播室，推介天津乡村好物与非遗技艺。津门特产小站稻米香醇厚，陈氏制瓷马 年文创匠心独具，还有杨柳青木版年画、杨柳青剪纸、尚氏喜绒花等天津特色非遗礼物，让全国观众透 过屏幕触摸天津非遗的温度，感受乡村振兴带来的丰硕成果。 昨日上午直播开始后，天津"村晚"准时亮相，全国网友跟随镜头感受到千年古镇杨柳青的浓浓年味。由 当地村民自编自导自演的文艺节目，将运河文化与民间民俗 ...

Group 1: Cultural Significance of Traditional Crafts - The article highlights the importance of traditional customs and crafts during the Chinese New Year, emphasizing their role in cultural continuity and community bonding [1][4]. - Yangliuqing paper-cutting, with over 300 years of history, is noted for its artistic value and connection to local culture, showcasing the skills of artisans like Hao Guifen [4][3]. - The production of flower buns in Henan province reflects a blend of tradition and modern consumer preferences, with significant demand leading to the creation of over 10,000 flower buns daily during the festive season [5][7]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Community Development - The flower bun industry in Huojia County is positioned as a key initiative for rural revitalization, with over 300 women trained in the craft, contributing to local economic development [7][8]. - The production of Chengni prints in Shandong not only preserves cultural heritage but also provides employment opportunities for local women, enhancing their economic independence [9][8]. - The high platform lion dance in Chongqing, recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage, has seen increased participation and training initiatives, promoting local culture and tourism [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - The Capital Library is launching a series of cultural activities themed "Cloud Horse Viewing, Riding the Sea of Literature" during the 2026 Spring Festival, featuring nearly a hundred events including intangible cultural heritage workshops, lectures, exhibitions, and immersive experiences [1] Group 1: Cultural Activities - The Capital Library is initiating the Spring Festival with a series of intangible cultural heritage workshops, including the creation of gold foil calendars and Song brocade horse ornaments, aimed at conveying the cultural essence of traditional customs [2] - The Beijing City Library will host various intangible cultural heritage arts, such as paper-cutting courses and clay sculpture activities, allowing readers to engage with traditional art forms [2] - On the day of the Little New Year, readers can write Spring Festival couplets and the character "Fu" on-site, and participate in an ancient printing experience themed "Welcoming Spring with Galloping Horses" [2] Group 2: Online and Offline Engagement - An online reading activity titled "A Horse's Head Leading the Way: A Guide to Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei New Year Customs" will start on February 15, allowing readers to share insights and win a 500 yuan reading card [3] - A New Year music competition will be launched through the library's digital platform, featuring fun music puzzles for participants to win prizes [3] - On the first day of the Lunar New Year, the first 100 visitors to the library will receive a "New Year Blessing Bag" [3] Group 3: Lectures and Discussions - On February 21, folklorist Gao Wei will present a lecture on "The Chinese New Year Going Global," discussing the global significance of the Spring Festival as an intangible cultural heritage [4] - On February 22, a professor from Beijing Language University will explore the cultural significance of horse symbolism in Chinese civilization [4] - On February 26, a children's book editor will lead an immersive reading activity, combining listening, learning, and hands-on experiences [4] Group 4: Immersive Experiences - From the first to the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, the Beijing City Library will host a Spring Festival intangible cultural heritage market, featuring traditional folk activities such as rabbit figurine making and paper-cutting [5] - Daily performances of traditional arts, including Peking opera and shadow puppetry, will take place during the festival [5]