近年来，湖北充分发挥自身文化资源优势，将黄梅戏等文化瑰宝带到对口支援的博州。巴登其其克正是在湖北艺术家赴博州开展文化交流活动 时，近距离接触到黄梅戏，喜欢并学习黄梅戏。 如今在博州，经常能看到她表演黄梅戏的身影。在传承黄梅戏经典的同时，她和搭档们在表演中还巧妙融入马头琴、冬不拉等特色元素，让黄 梅戏在新疆"圈粉"，被更多民众所熟知。 "黄梅戏的唱腔温婉细腻，理解了其中方言的意思后再学唱，感觉更喜欢了。"巴登其其克说，"在不同文化的交流过程中，我们就像是一家 人。" 你来我往的文化走亲，让两地的心贴得更近。 赛里木湖的蓝，清澈而纯净。当荆楚大地的黄梅调遇上草原的马头琴，当长江的涛声应和着赛里木湖的涟漪，两种跨越3000多公里的文化，在 这片高山湖泊边折射出绚丽多彩的光芒。 "正哪月十啊五，闹哇元宵呀呀子哟……"这是黄梅戏《夫妻观灯》的经典唱词。这一次，表演者并非黄梅戏专业演员，而是来自新疆的蒙古族 姑娘巴登其其克。 近日，在新疆博尔塔拉蒙古自治州歌舞团非遗展厅，声乐演员巴登其其克和搭档精彩演绎了一段经典黄梅戏。女演员身姿轻盈，眉眼含笑，男 演员配合默契，一招一式皆有模有样，他们生动的表演让观众感受到黄梅戏的独特 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the evolution of Huangmei Opera from traditional performances to modern adaptations, highlighting the need for innovative storytelling that resonates with contemporary audiences [1][2] - The creation of the Huangmei Opera "Liuchixiang·Kuan" breaks traditional narrative patterns by exploring the story from a grassroots perspective, focusing on the character "Qingning Madam" rather than the high-ranking official Zhang Ying [1] - The article discusses the challenges Huangmei Opera faces in modern cultural dissemination, stressing the importance of adapting to new media while maintaining the core cultural values and emotional authenticity of the performances [2] Group 2 - The historical success of works like "Tianxianpei" and "Nüfuma" is attributed to Huangmei Opera's ability to resonate with the times and connect with the audience's emotions [2] - The article calls for Huangmei Opera to focus on current trends and audience needs to ensure its continued relevance and showcase the unique charm and enduring value of Chinese culture [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the cultural and historical significance of Anqing, highlighting its rich heritage and the ongoing efforts to integrate culture with modern development [1][2][3] - Anqing is focusing on industrial upgrades, aiming to become a manufacturing city along the Yangtze River Economic Belt, with a strategic emphasis on the automotive and chemical industries, targeting new sectors like new energy vehicles and commercial aerospace [2] - The city is enhancing its livability and business environment, fostering a culture of innovation and attracting talent, which contributes to its identity as a "people-friendly city" [2] Group 2 - Anqing is actively preserving and revitalizing its historical cultural sites, creating vibrant cultural districts that blend traditional architecture with modern consumer experiences [2] - The integration of culture and tourism is evident, as local entrepreneurs showcase handmade products and traditional performances, enhancing the city's appeal to visitors [2] - The scenic views along the Yangtze River and the historical significance of Anqing are positioned as key elements in promoting the city's future potential [2]

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 Intangible Cultural Heritage Video Creation Conference" aims to revitalize and promote China's intangible cultural heritage through video storytelling, leveraging the power of social media platforms to reach a wider audience and engage younger generations [1][3][4]. Group 1: Conference Overview - The conference, held in Wuyuan, Jiangxi, features performances of various intangible cultural heritage forms, including the Anse Waist Drum and Huangmei Opera, showcasing the rich cultural diversity of China [1][10]. - It is the first collaboration event between intangible cultural heritage inheritors and content creators across multiple platforms, focusing on creating a new ecosystem for heritage dissemination [1][3]. Group 2: Video as a Medium - Video is highlighted as a dynamic and effective medium for storytelling, capable of transcending geographical and temporal limitations, thus bringing intangible cultural heritage to life [3][6]. - The rise of short videos and documentaries is reshaping the pathways of heritage transmission, allowing for immersive and engaging narratives [3][4]. Group 3: Youth Engagement - The "Youth Intangible Cultural Heritage Video Creation Nurturing Action" was launched to support young creators and heritage inheritors, providing them with resources and platforms for collaboration [4][7]. - A total of 214 intangible cultural heritage inheritors and 98 young creators have been selected for this initiative, which aims to bridge the gap between traditional heritage and modern video creation [4][7]. Group 4: Cultural Performances - The opening ceremony featured a variety of performances that highlighted the contemporary vitality of traditional arts, including a fusion of traditional martial arts and modern stage techniques [10][12]. - The event also included a "Five Good" intangible cultural heritage market, showcasing traditional food, music, crafts, and performances from across the country [18][19]. Group 5: Future Initiatives - The conference will continue with master classes and forums focusing on the transmission and development of intangible cultural heritage in the digital media age, fostering collaboration between heritage inheritors and video creators [19][21]. - The goal is to gather social forces to promote the innovative dissemination of traditional culture, ensuring its relevance and accessibility to future generations [19].

Core Viewpoint - Huangmei Opera, a treasure of traditional Chinese opera, captivates audiences with its unique artistic charm, beautiful singing, and delicate performances, effectively conveying vivid stories and distinct character portrayals [1][3]. Group 1: Historical Background - Huangmei Opera originated from the tea-picking tunes of Hubei and Anhui provinces, evolving in the late Qing Dynasty through the integration with local folk arts in Anqing, using the local dialect for singing and dialogue [3]. - The opera gained national fame after the film adaptation of "Tianxianpei" in 1956, which resonated with audiences across the country, leading to its recognition as a major theatrical genre [5]. - In 2006, Huangmei Opera was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists, highlighting its cultural significance [5]. Group 2: Contemporary Developments - Young actors, such as Xie Huihui from the Huangmei Opera Troupe, have begun exploring online performances and short video productions, successfully attracting over a million fans and introducing Huangmei Opera to a younger audience [7]. - Anqing Normal University has around 200 students enrolled in Huangmei Opera programs, with many graduates performing on stages nationwide, indicating a growing interest in the art form among the youth [7]. - A new original Huangmei Opera titled "Yannian and Qiaonian" has recently premiered in Anqing, blending traditional singing styles with elements from musicals and dramas to appeal to modern audiences [9]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The provincial representative inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage project, Liu Guoping, emphasizes the need for more relatable and aesthetically pleasing works to ensure the continued success and relevance of Huangmei Opera [9].