Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the legislative efforts in Shaanxi province during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period to enhance cultural heritage protection and promote cultural development through local laws and regulations. Group 1: Legislative Achievements - During the "14th Five-Year Plan," Shaanxi's provincial legislature enacted 4 local regulations and revised 1, while approving 22 regulations from district-level cities, emphasizing the importance of legal frameworks in cultural development [1][2]. - The "Regulations on the Protection of Baota Mountain" were established to address practical issues in the management and protection of this revolutionary landmark, marking a new model of characteristic legislation [2]. - The "Regulations on the Protection and Development of Hanzhong Rattan Weaving" created a three-dimensional inheritance system for this intangible cultural heritage, focusing on recording, inheriting, and innovating [3]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Arts Protection - The "Regulations on the Protection and Development of Qin Opera" were introduced as the first provincial-level regulations in the country, providing a comprehensive framework for the development and protection of this ancient art form [4][5]. - The "Regulations on the Protection of the Yellow Emperor's Tomb" emphasize the historical, cultural, and social values of the site, marking a new phase in its legal protection [5]. - The "Regulations on the Protection and Utilization of Revolutionary Cultural Relics" provide legal guidelines for the management and utilization of revolutionary heritage [6]. Group 3: Supervision and Implementation - The provincial legislature has prioritized cultural prosperity as a key area for supervision, conducting multiple inspections to ensure the implementation of cultural laws and regulations [7][8]. - Continuous monitoring of the implementation of laws related to intangible cultural heritage has led to increased financial support for local cultural practitioners, enhancing their ability to pass on traditional skills [8][9]. - The legislature plans to deepen its supervisory efforts in the "15th Five-Year Plan" to ensure that cultural laws are effectively enforced and cultural confidence is strengthened [9].

Core Viewpoint - The documentary "The Northwest" highlights the rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions of Northwest China, showcasing the integration of traditional and modern elements in the region's cultural tourism [1][17]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage - The region has produced three famous epic tales of Chinese ethnic minorities, reflecting deep emotional connections and cultural significance [5]. - Traditional art forms like Qin opera and folk songs from Shaanxi resonate with the spirit of the people, serving as a medium for expressing their joys and sorrows [5][7]. - The large-scale ethnic dance drama "Silk Road Flower Rain" has been performed over 4,000 times globally, attracting 4.5 million viewers since its debut in 1979 [9]. Group 2: Artistic Revival - The revival of ancient musical instruments depicted in Dunhuang murals has been achieved through extensive research and reconstruction efforts, resulting in over 300 replicas of the Konghou [13]. - The "Wooden Goat Dance" and other folk arts in Xinjiang illustrate the vibrant cultural expressions that connect the past with contemporary practices [15][18]. Group 3: Cultural Tourism - The integration of historical culture into interactive experiences has revitalized the cultural landscape of Northwest China, creating a bridge between the past and the future [17]. - Unique culinary experiences, such as "Nang Coffee," and immersive historical sites like Yangguan and Yumenguan enhance the cultural tourism appeal of the region [18].

作为秦腔版《上春山》主唱之一，陕西省戏曲研究院青年演员吕江涛凭借出色的表演，收获数万"粉 丝"，成为小有名气的戏曲"网红"。 看到越来越多年轻人喜爱秦腔，吕江涛和团里的小伙伴深受鼓舞，积极开启自己的秦腔推广计划。他们 在社交账号上持续更新表演视频，分享台前幕后的故事趣闻；定期前往中小学校，用孩子们喜爱的戏曲 人物形象和故事开展戏曲知识普及。 陕西省戏曲研究院排练厅，青年演员正在排练。 陕西日报记者 柏 桦摄 西安三意社看家剧目《火焰驹》亮相上海东方艺术中心。 受访单位供图 12月16日，北京，梅兰芳大剧院，"秦声·和鸣"主题晚会开场前。 忽然间，清亮悠扬的板胡声从角落传来，紧接着，演奏员薛天信吼出一句字正腔圆的秦腔，带着西北大 地的粗犷和岁月沉淀后的沧桑，直直地冲进每个人的心房。 专程从北京房山区赶来的张大爷听到这声音，一边急步向声音发出的地方走去，一边扯着嗓子喊 道："这秦腔，多带劲儿！" 正在候场的观众，也被这唱腔吸引，围拢上来。有人跟着小声哼着，有人则是放声唱起来。大戏尚未开 演，剧场大厅已然化作临时"戏台"，点燃了观众的热情。 秦腔，这一发源于陕西和甘肃一带的古老艺术形式，以其高亢激昂、苍凉豪迈的唱腔 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Xi'an Yisushe, a century-old theater company, continues to thrive by integrating traditional Qin opera with contemporary narratives, reflecting the cultural essence of Xi'an and promoting the inheritance of Chinese traditional culture [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Established in 1912, Xi'an Yisushe is closely linked to the cultural heritage of Xi'an, serving as a vital platform for the transmission of Qin opera, which embodies the city's historical and cultural identity [1][2]. - The theater has been a significant witness to the evolution of local culture and has played a crucial role in preserving the artistic legacy of Qin opera over the past century [1]. Group 2: Artistic Development and Education - Li Dongfeng, a prominent actor, emphasizes the importance of understanding the audience's evolving preferences, noting that middle-aged viewers have remained a consistent demographic for Qin opera [3]. - The theater prioritizes the mentorship of young actors, with experienced artists like Li Dongfeng passing on their knowledge and skills to the next generation, ensuring the continuity of artistic traditions [4][5]. - Young actors are encouraged to cultivate a deep understanding of their roles through extensive reading and cultural immersion, which enhances their performance quality [5][11]. Group 3: Youth Engagement and Innovation - The theater has a significant proportion of young actors, constituting two-thirds of the company, which reflects a strategic focus on youth engagement and the future of Qin opera [15]. - Initiatives such as the Youth Support Fund and educational programs are in place to enhance the skills and academic qualifications of young performers, fostering a new generation of artists [15][17]. - The company is actively expanding its outreach by performing in prestigious institutions like Tsinghua University and Peking University, thereby promoting traditional culture to a broader audience [16]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - The aging of veteran performers poses a challenge, making the mentorship of younger actors critical for the preservation of the art form [15]. - The theater is committed to balancing tradition with innovation, as seen in modern adaptations of classic works, which aim to attract younger audiences while maintaining the essence of Qin opera [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 China Drama Performance Season" concluded with a successful performance of the Huai Opera "Zhao Wuniang" in Vienna, highlighting the cultural exchange between China and Austria [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The performance of Huai Opera "Zhao Wuniang" took place at the MuTe Theater in Vienna, receiving enthusiastic responses from the audience [1]. - Huai Opera, originating from Jiangsu's salt and marsh region, has a history of over 200 years and was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2008 [1]. - The story of "Zhao Wuniang" depicts the struggles of a woman searching for her husband after the death of her in-laws, showcasing both her hardships and her husband's career ups and downs [1]. Group 2: Cultural Impact - The director of MuTe Theater, Elke Hesse, emphasized that the "China Drama Performance Season" provided an opportunity for audiences to appreciate various unique Chinese operas, fostering cultural exchange between China and Austria [1]. - Ernst Waller, honorary chairman of the International Cultural Exchange Cooperation Association, noted that the entire performance season was constructive and sustainable, resonating with many European viewers [1]. - Song Chen, executive vice president and secretary-general of the China Opera Research Association, stated that the performances built a bridge for artistic and cultural exchange between China and Central Europe, expressing hope for more traditional Chinese culture to be introduced to Europe in the future [1].

11月10日，演员在北京繁星戏剧村表演《长相念》。 新华社记者 马宁 摄 【1】 【2】 【3】 【4】 【5】 原标题：传统艺术"遇上"剧场新形式 《长相念》在北京展演 11月10日，由甘肃·元剧团出品的《长相念》亮相在北京举行的第十二届当代小剧场戏曲艺术节暨2025 当代小剧场戏曲邀请展演季。该剧将秦腔这一古老剧种与话剧、电音、说唱等多元艺术形式相融合，用 现代视角重构"孟姜女哭长城"的传说故事，通过小剧场的形式为观众带来一场传统与现代融合的视听体 验。 ...

Group 1 - The core event "Qinling·Qinren·Qinsheng" has successfully held its third edition, showcasing a variety of traditional Qin opera performances, attracting significant audience engagement both on-site and online [1][2] - The event featured a collaboration of six professional troupes, including renowned ones from Xi'an and Gansu, presenting a total of ten performances over five days, highlighting the cultural richness of Qin opera [1][2] - The audience experience was enhanced by the immersive cultural space created between the South and North Squares, allowing visitors to enjoy both traditional and modern performances, thus extending their stay and engagement [2] Group 2 - The "Village Light Avenue" event in Ning'an County has become a significant cultural attraction, drawing thousands of spectators and boosting local tourism since its launch [3][4] - The performances feature local non-professional actors, showcasing community stories and cultural expressions, which resonate well with the audience and enhance local pride [4][5] - The initiative has led to increased tourist numbers and revenue, with statistics indicating that 23,700 visitors were received on a single day, demonstrating the economic impact of cultural events [4][5]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of preserving and innovating the traditional art of Qinqiang opera in Xi'an, highlighting its cultural significance and the efforts to engage younger audiences through modern adaptations and interactive experiences [1][2][3] Group 1: Cultural Significance and Development - Qinqiang opera is described as a vital part of Xi'an's cultural heritage, deeply embedded in the lives of local people, and not merely a museum artifact [1] - Over the past three years, Xi'an has hosted more than 6,000 public performances, with Qinqiang plays accounting for over 70% of these events [1] - The city has implemented policies such as the "Implementation Opinions on the Protection and Development of Qinqiang Art" to promote cultural development [2] Group 2: Engagement with Younger Audiences - There is a growing interest in Qinqiang among younger demographics, with 70% of visitors participating in interactive projects being young people [2] - The Xi'an Yisushe has adapted classic Qinqiang plays into 3D films and animations, which have been broadcast in countries like Pakistan and Malaysia [2] - The social media presence of the Xi'an Yisushe includes 280,000 followers, with over 50% being under 30 years old, indicating a shift towards a younger audience [2] Group 3: Innovation and Tradition - Balancing the tastes of traditional and new audiences is a challenge faced by the opera community, necessitating innovation while preserving classic elements [3] - The Xi'an Sanyi Society has collaborated with media companies to produce short films that appeal to younger viewers [3] - The concept of "transmitting" and "inheriting" Qinqiang is highlighted as essential for its survival and relevance in modern contexts, including platforms like short videos and the metaverse [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the revival and promotion of traditional Chinese Qinqiang opera through modern platforms like Kuaishou, showcasing the journey of artist An Wan and the cultural significance of Qinqiang as a non-material cultural heritage [1][9]. Group 1: An Wan's Journey - An Wan, known as the "Northwest Qinqiang King," faced challenges due to a congenital condition but found his passion for Qinqiang at a young age [2]. - His career included various performances and struggles, including a period of despair that led him to burn his props, but he later found success on Kuaishou, where he built a supportive community [3]. - In 2024, An Wan established a new theater troupe with over 150 members, aiming to promote Qinqiang across the Northwest [3]. Group 2: Kuaishou's Role in Cultural Promotion - Kuaishou has become a significant platform for traditional opera, with An Wan amassing 2.818 million followers and maintaining over 100,000 live viewers during performances [5][7]. - The platform supports traditional arts through initiatives like "Lao Tie Li Yuan" and "New City Good Actors," creating diverse stages for opera and integrating modern performance styles [11]. - Kuaishou's "Art Summer" initiative has organized over 11,000 performances, reaching a total viewership of 900 million, demonstrating its commitment to cultural outreach [12]. Group 3: Future of Traditional Arts - Kuaishou plans to assist at least 500 theater troupes in the next year, providing support through traffic boosts, content guidance, and financial aid to innovate traditional opera [12]. - The blending of live streaming and traditional performance is reshaping the landscape of cultural heritage, allowing for broader visibility and engagement with non-material cultural heritage [12].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of building a higher standard value system and spatial order in the context of internet civilization, highlighting the efforts made by Shaanxi province to enhance online moral standards and digital literacy, thereby injecting positive energy into the region's development [1]. Group 1: Strengthening Ideological Guidance - The primary task of network civilization construction is to strengthen ideological guidance and maintain the main position of online ideological work [2]. - Shaanxi's implementation of the "Implementation Opinions on Strengthening Network Civilization Construction" aims to enhance ideological leadership in cyberspace [2]. - The "Learning Power" platform in Shaanxi has published over 500 articles with a total reading volume exceeding 60 million, promoting the dissemination of innovative theories [2]. Group 2: Cultivating Positive Online Culture - Activities like "Be a Good Netizen in Shaanxi" are organized to foster a strong collective effort among the people to build a better Shaanxi, ensuring mainstream values shine in cyberspace [3]. - The focus on positive energy is crucial for the effective dissemination of the Party's innovative theories and the consolidation of the online mainstream public opinion [3]. Group 3: Enhancing Digital Literacy - Strengthening moral education for netizens and improving overall digital literacy is essential for building a spiritual "Great Wall" in the digital age [4]. Group 4: Promoting Network Civilization Conferences - The Shaanxi Network Civilization Conference serves as a platform for promoting concepts, sharing experiences, and showcasing achievements in network civilization construction [5]. - The conference has consistently highlighted the socialist core values and established a clear upward and virtuous direction in cyberspace [5]. Group 5: Advancing Public Welfare through Technology - The "Shan Yao·Network Public Welfare Action" initiative has gained influence, utilizing media and technology to support agricultural development and enhance online sales of agricultural products [6]. - Training programs in rural revitalization have created a closed-loop of "training—incubation—sales," leading to the emergence of quality agricultural accounts [6]. Group 6: Cultural Promotion and Heritage - The integration of traditional culture, revolutionary culture, and advanced socialist culture into online dissemination is emphasized to enhance cultural confidence and strength [7]. - The online theme promotion activities, such as "Promoting the Yan'an Spirit," have achieved significant online engagement, with a total spread of 10.2 billion times [7]. Group 7: Technological Integration in Cultural Transmission - New technologies are being leveraged to revitalize traditional culture, with digitalization projects achieving breakthroughs in showcasing cultural heritage [9]. - The use of holographic projection technology in museums and cultural sites has significantly enhanced visitor experiences and engagement [9]. Group 8: Building a Healthy Online Ecosystem - The establishment of regulations and systems for network governance is crucial for maintaining a healthy online environment [12]. - Shaanxi has implemented various actions to combat online issues such as vulgar live streaming and false rumors, ensuring a safer internet space [13]. Group 9: Future Directions - Shaanxi will continue to strengthen network civilization construction, promoting the innovative theories of Xi Jinping and the rich cultural heritage of China to contribute to the modernization of the region [14].