转自：湖州日报 （来源：湖州日报） 湖州市新风实验小学教育集团近日开展"银杏送福·年味相传"校园年货节，"非遗体验区"的剪纸摊位前 摆满窗花和"春"字，糖画摊位上栩栩如生的小动物图案散发着甜香，引得孩子们纷纷驻足。 记者 张璐 摄 ...

▲市民在邕韵市集观看学生表演的邕剧，感受传统戏剧魅力。 人群中，南宁市解放路小学的师生格外亮眼。作为南宁市邕剧艺术传承教育示范基地，该校老师覃馨仪带着学生现场表演，她说："学校把邕剧、剪纸等非 遗融入日常教学，这次带孩子们来就是想让他们在实践中传承文化，也让更多人看见邕剧的魅力。"非遗展位上，该校学生的戏曲主题剪纸作品，更是让现 场观众感受到了非遗传承的童真力量。 ▲开幕式上上演经典邕剧。 本报讯（记者卢丽婷）昨日下午，南宁朝阳印象城中心广场鼓乐喧天，"文化邕州 戏聚兴宁"兴宁区第三届邕剧文化艺术周启动仪式在南宁朝阳印象城中心 广场拉开帷幕。国家级非物质文化遗产代表性项目邕剧走出戏台、拥抱商圈，一场传统与现代交织的文化盛宴，为市民游客献上了别样的跨年惊喜，也奏响 了兴宁区商文旅深度融合的新乐章。 启动仪式现场，领导嘉宾共同按下启动装置，激昂的旋律与璀璨的灯光交相辉映。随着商文旅联盟旗帜的授予，搭建起了一个资源共享、活动联动的合作平 台，传统文化与商业、旅游牵手迈向新台阶。本届艺术周以"戏聚兴宁"为核心，用"非遗+潮流"的创新形式，实现"老南宁"与"新印象"的对话，让文化有温 度，让商业有灵魂。 锣鼓声歇，邕剧 ...

新华社记者 王鹏 摄 12月27日，孩子们在表演《鼓舞迎新年》。 （来源：辽宁日报） 转自：辽宁日报 新年临近，宁夏银川市邮电幼儿园举办"非遗传承 萌宝迎新年"活动，邀请醒狮、剪纸、糖画、川剧变脸等非遗项目传承人，现场为孩子们带来展演体验 活动，让孩子们近距离感受中华优秀传统文化。 ...

从早年的大锅、煤油炉，到后来的煤气灶、电磁炉，再到如今方便可控的电陶炉，王翠香不断尝试 更便捷安全的工具来完善糖画技艺。她的创作题材丰富多元，既有传统花鸟虫鱼、生肖祥瑞，也融入时 下流行的动画形象。她以家乡特产为灵感创作的《苹果树》，累累果实不仅寓意丰收，更承载着对故土 的深情。 近年来，王翠香还积极推动"糖画进校园"，让青少年亲手触碰这份"活生生、甜滋滋"的技艺。"我 想让他们知道，传统不只在书本里，更在指尖的温度和糖的甜香里。"她说。 "糖为墨，勺为笔，一锅、一勺、一板、一铲，走天下。"在山东烟台大学的文化育人课堂上，随着 糖画手艺人王翠香手腕轻转，金黄的糖浆如丝流淌。不过片刻，石板上已浮现出蝴蝶的灵动轮廓，再以 数滴糖饰精巧点缀，一只栩栩如生的立体蝴蝶便翩然"立"起，引来满堂喝彩。 糖画，这门"以糖作画"的古老技艺，可追溯至唐代，遍布南北各地。而今，它不再只是街头转瞬即 逝的甜蜜，更成为可观、可品、可流传的文化载体。在第二十三届国际果蔬暨农资种苗博览会上，王翠 香的现场创作，成功吸引了中外来宾的目光。 作为家中糖画第三代传人，来自烟台栖霞的王翠香自幼与糖画为伴。从走街串巷的"小买卖"，到亮 相各地庙会、 ...

Core Insights - The increasing popularity of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) among young people is evident, with 86.4% of surveyed youth noting a rise in awareness and experience of ICH in their surroundings [1][3][10] - Young individuals are advocating for the integration of traditional culture with modern expressions, emphasizing the importance of maintaining cultural essence while innovating [5][9] Group 1: Youth Engagement with ICH - A significant 59.3% of surveyed youth suggest preserving the original cultural core while innovating the presentation forms of ICH [5][9] - The top three innovative forms attracting young people include ICH combined with street dance (59.8%), social games like script killing (57.5%), and cross-industry collaborations with beauty (56.3%) [3][5] - 45.4% of respondents recommend incorporating youth aesthetics to invigorate ICH [9] Group 2: Innovation and Modernization - The fourth-generation inheritor of sugar painting, Wang Qiyang, emphasizes the need for innovation in traditional crafts while retaining their original essence [4][5] - Wang has modified sugar painting techniques to cater to contemporary tastes, achieving a sweetness level that appeals to modern consumers [5] - 56.9% of surveyed youth suggest lowering the learning threshold for traditional skills to make them more accessible [5] Group 3: Integration into Daily Life - 52.2% of respondents express a desire for ICH to be naturally integrated into daily life scenarios [5] - There is a call for local cultural tourism departments to focus on unique local ICH characteristics to create distinctive IPs that attract visitors [8] - The importance of creating usable products from ICH elements, such as canvas bags featuring traditional patterns, is highlighted as a way to enhance everyday engagement with ICH [6][7]

Core Points - The event "2025 Consumption Assistance for Farmers" was launched in Yinchuan, Ningxia, showcasing local agricultural products and promoting economic development [1] - The event features three main exhibition areas highlighting local specialties, wine tasting, and intangible cultural heritage displays [2] - A total of 400,000 yuan in electronic consumption vouchers were distributed to encourage consumer participation and enhance shopping experiences [4] Group 1 - The event aims to directly deliver high-quality agricultural products to consumers, injecting new momentum into the county's economic and social development [1] - The "Yongning Flavor" exhibition area includes products from 20 local enterprises, offering a variety of food items for tasting [2] - The "Red Wine Card" tasting area features three local wineries, allowing consumers to experience the unique charm of Ningxia wines [2] Group 2 - The event will run until November 16, with daily performances and live interactions to attract more visitors and enhance consumer engagement [4] - Trained sales personnel are present to provide detailed product introductions, significantly improving the shopping experience [4] - The event emphasizes the synergy between quality products, commercial interaction, and consumer enjoyment, aiming for shared foot traffic and mutual benefits [4]

Group 1 - The article highlights the emergence of new consumption scenarios and business models in Guangxi during the National Day holiday, showcasing a blend of cultural experiences and sports events [1][3]. - The "Guochao Market" in Nanning is bustling with activity, featuring handmade crafts and cultural storytelling, which will continue until October 8, with additional workshops planned [1]. - The Longzhou Dragon Boat Race in Rong'an not only serves as a sports event but also integrates tourism, allowing visitors to explore local attractions and cuisine, thus stimulating regional economic development [3]. Group 2 - The Panwangjie Scenic Area in Dayaoshan has introduced accessible tourism facilities, including a 1,650-meter cableway and two 100-meter cliff elevators, ensuring a barrier-free experience for all visitors [5]. - The scenic area is equipped with various amenities such as accessible restrooms and wheelchair rentals, catering to the needs of elderly and disabled individuals, promoting a more sustainable and human-centered tourism approach [5].

Core Insights - The event organized in the Yinxingli Cultural and Art District showcased a blend of sports and cultural activities, emphasizing the theme of "Civilized China, Everyone is Courteous" [1] - The "Su Super" collective viewing event attracted significant public participation, highlighting community engagement and the promotion of local culture [2][3] Group 1: Event Highlights - The "Su Super" viewing event featured a football match between Nanjing and Suqian teams, drawing enthusiastic crowds and creating a vibrant atmosphere [1] - Various local delicacies and high-quality agricultural products from Gaochun were showcased, enhancing the cultural experience for attendees [1] - The event included exhibitions of traditional crafts, such as the Gaochun feather fan, which has a history of over 1700 years and involves intricate handcrafting processes [2] Group 2: Cultural Integration - The "Three into the City" cultural practice activity was held simultaneously, featuring local heritage projects like gourd painting and traditional snacks, which attracted significant public interest [3][4] - Non-material cultural heritage items from Jiangning, including specially designed products for the "Su Super" event, were well-received, indicating a strong connection between local culture and sports [3][4] - The event successfully created a platform for integrating rural culture, quality agricultural products, and local talent, fostering community engagement and cultural appreciation [4]

Core Viewpoint - The "Three Into the City" civil practice activity enhances the "Su Super" second venue, showcasing a blend of cultural civility and sports passion, while promoting local agricultural products and traditional crafts [3][7]. Group 1: Event Overview - On September 27, the "Three Into the City" civil practice activity took place in Nanjing, featuring a vibrant atmosphere as fans gathered to watch the match between Nanjing and Suqian teams [3]. - The event was organized by the Nanjing Civil Affairs Office, emphasizing the initiative "Civilized China, Everyone Has Courtesy" through various displays and participation from advanced models and civil units [3][7]. Group 2: Cultural and Agricultural Integration - The event included a food and culture carnival, showcasing over 20 booths of high-quality local agricultural products from Gaochun, such as flower wine crabs and fresh lotus root juice, attracting many citizens [3][5]. - The presence of Jiangbei New Area's specialty products, including fresh rice and snacks, further enhanced the local flavor and shopping experience for attendees [3]. Group 3: Traditional Crafts and Cultural Heritage - The event featured a non-material cultural heritage exhibition, highlighting the 1,700-year-old craft of Gaochun feather fan making, which involves over 20 manual processes [4]. - Various traditional crafts, such as sugar painting and clay figurine making, were demonstrated, allowing citizens to engage with local culture during the match [5][6]. Group 4: Community Engagement and Atmosphere - The event fostered community spirit, with local residents expressing excitement about participating in collective viewing experiences and volunteer activities [4]. - Multiple venues across the city, including the Nanjing International Exhibition Center and other popular locations, organized synchronized viewing activities, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere for all [7]. Group 5: Economic and Cultural Synergy - The "Three Into the City" initiative successfully connected rural culture, quality agricultural products, and local cultural talents with urban residents, establishing a platform for cultural and economic exchange [7].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant increase in inbound tourism to China, particularly from South Korea, driven by the implementation of visa-free policies [1][3] - Since November of last year, China has implemented a 15-day visa-free policy for eligible South Korean passport holders, which was later extended to 30 days, making spontaneous trips to Shanghai more appealing [1][2] - Shanghai has become the preferred entry point for South Korean tourists, with the city offering a blend of modern attractions and traditional cultural experiences, such as the Bund and Yu Garden [2][3] Group 2 - The demographic of South Korean tourists visiting Shanghai has shifted from primarily couples and friends to include more families and multi-generational groups [3] - South Korean tourists exhibit strong consumer behavior, with average spending reaching approximately 1,000 RMB (20,000 KRW) per visit, often purchasing local snacks and products [3] - The rise in tourism has led to increased demand for local products, prompting retailers to adapt by enhancing inventory and providing Korean language signage [3]