China Netnews Liaoning, June 11 (Reporter Zhang Linhu) "I love my mother tongue. I think the mother tongue is more important than my life. I must do my best to pass on the national culture." .
Nabucha is a farmer in Jirigalangtugacha, Jirigalangtu Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. With her right hand congenitally disabled, she insisted on using her left hand to practice Mongolian calligraphy for more than 20 years. Adhere to the original intention of inheriting national culture.
The picture shows Nabucha instructing his son to learn Mongolian calligraphy. Photo by Zhang Mina
Entering the Bucha's house, a faint scent of ink came across her face, and all she saw were her calligraphy works. Regular script, running script, cursive script, seal script, bamboo board, or vigorous and upright, or chic and elegant. The themes of the work cover the fields of epidemic prevention and control, the theme education of "not forgetting the original heart, keeping the mission in mind", and poverty alleviation.
Nabucha told reporters that she has loved Mongolian calligraphy since she was a child and loves her national culture even more. "During my studies, I had excellent grades, but because of my own and family constraints, I returned home to work in agriculture after graduating from high school." The injustice of fate and the hardships of life have never stopped Nabucha from studying and loving Mongolian calligraphy.
"I worked hard during the day and studied calligraphy at night, and I could unwittingly write to two or three in the morning. I made bamboo pens and used stainless steel tubes as paperweights, but I enjoyed it and never tired." Nabucha said.
The picture shows that Nabucha is doing farm work. Photo by Lu Zhimin
In 2016, Nabucha participated in the first Mongolian calligraphy training class in eight provinces. As the only farmer among the students, a person who practiced calligraphy with her left hand, she received the certificate of completion as scheduled, which further strengthened her belief and determination to improve her calligraphy level through self-study. As soon as she has time, she learns through books, the Internet and other channels.
Hard work pays off. In 2017, Nabucha became a member of the Inner Mongolia Mongolian Calligraphers Association. In 2019, she became a member of Tongliao Women's Calligraphy Association. She has participated in the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of Inner Mongolia and the establishment of the Mongolian Calligraphy Exhibition on the theme of "Moyun Chinese Pen Dance Border Town" of the Manchuria Mongolian Calligraphy Association, the campus "Bosu Biqi" hosted by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Mongolian Calligraphers Association and the Inner Mongolia Normal University. "Revolution" calligraphy exhibition and other regional calligraphy exhibitions, and won many honors.
"My mother's achievements in Mongolian calligraphy make me very proud. I will study hard with my mother and pass on the national culture." Nabucha's son Qin Aozhile was very young and fell in love with Mongolian calligraphy. , Before the university has started, every day I learn from my mother and ask for advice.
As the inheritor of county-level non-material culture of Mongolian calligraphy, Nabucha is well-known in the local area, and many parents of students take the initiative to come to their homes and ask Nabucha to teach their children to learn Mongolian calligraphy.
In 2019, Nabucha took his home as a public welfare class and used Saturday and Sunday to tutor students free of charge. She started from the most basic teaching, bit by bit, and inherited the national culture. Although the Bucha was very strict, parents and children who came to school were endless, and classes were temporarily suspended during the epidemic.
"I'm willing to ask teacher Nabucha. Through learning, my Mongolian writing is more fluent and standardized, and I have made great progress." Student Bai Lingmei has gained a lot.
In order to support the compulsory teaching of Nabucha, let the national culture carry forward. The local party committee and government are actively coordinating and are preparing a public welfare studio for Nabucha.
"As a national township, we attach great importance to the inheritance of national culture, and hope that the establishment of a public welfare studio will provide the necessary guarantee and convenience for the teacher of Nabucha to inherit the national culture." Wang Xiaoping, deputy secretary of the party committee of Jirigalangtu Town, said. (Finish)