Cultural and natural heritage day | intangible cultural heritage "in the clouds" and "show" in the studio
- MPR
- Time:2020-12-16 11:48
June 13 is China's "cultural and Natural Heritage Day", and this year's theme is "cultural relics painting, comprehensive well-off". On the day of "cultural and Natural Heritage Day", the Nanhai Museum of China (Hainan) held a series of activities of "colorful culture lighting life" culture, museum and cloud. This year's activities are different from those in previous years. While strengthening the prevention and control of the epidemic situation, the Nanhai Museum of China (Hainan) has carried the intangible cultural heritage culture to the "cloud" in the form of "Online + offline", bringing a "full of dry" intangible cultural heritage culture meal to the audience who can't come to the scene.
On the afternoon of the same day, the Nanhai Museum of China (Hainan) invited Mr. Lu Jiabing, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of carp lantern in Tanmen town. The carp lantern team led by him brought to the audience the folk custom of dancing the carp lantern, which was held in the coastal fishing village of Qionghai during the Spring Festival. The fishermen in Tanmen town regard carp as a symbol of good luck and happiness. The carp lantern is a symbol of good fortune and wealth. People express their good expectations for the future by dancing the carp lamp. In 2012, the "carp lantern makes spring" was officially listed in the fourth batch of intangible cultural heritage list of Hainan Province. The performance team of the day was composed of 12-13-year-old youths. The combination of "ancient" folk customs and young young young men gave new vitality to the long-standing intangible cultural heritage culture.
The carp lantern performance team is composed of a group of 12-13-year-old boys
The sculpture of "fish in China" at the main entrance of Nanhai Museum, China (Hainan), was designed by Mr. Liu Hengfu according to the carp lamp. The inspiration comes from "the green belt is made by the wind of green waves, and the carp is sent back to the people by hanging high."
Mr. Lu Jiabing introduced the production process of carp lamp for the audience
Chai yuan, the commentator, interacts with the audience online
Captain Lu Jiabing tells the audience about the past
Wang Yi, a commentator, introduced the recovery ship Huaguang reef I to the audience
"Huaguang reef I" recovery ship
Traditional culture is ancient and thick, but also young and full of vitality. We hope to attract more people to pay attention to the traditional cultural heritage and enhance their awareness of cultural heritage protection.
Nanhai Museum, China (Hainan)
2020-07-03
Editor: Pumpkin
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