(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Gansu "non-legacy people" fight the "epidemic" with "heritage": hope for the peace and safety of their hometown
Chinanews.com, Lanzhou, November 8th (Yan Jiao) Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Gansu Province, in addition to those who stick to the "epidemic" line, the province's "intangible cultural heritage" has also used "heritage" to fight the "epidemic" and created a large number of anti-epidemics. The intangible cultural heritage works, including paper-cuts, flowers, and dough sculptures, are themed as "Coming Together to Fight the Epidemic", "Songs for Epidemic Prevention and Control" and "Winning the Fight Against the Epidemic".
Sewing the prototype of the sachet, filling it with anti-epidemic Chinese medicinal materials, stuffing it with cotton, stuffing and stitching...In the past few days, Liu Lanfang, the inheritor of Qingyang sachet-making skills in Gansu, led more than 30 embroiders, and hand-made them around the clock to prevent epidemics. Functional Chinese herbal medicine sachets are presented to the "epidemic" line personnel.
Liu Lanfang has been committed to inheriting and promoting the sachet culture for many years.
Since the outbreak of this round of the epidemic, they have hand-made more than 3,000 epidemic prevention "safety sachets" for donations.
In an interview with a reporter from Chinanews.com, she said: "It takes half an hour to make a sachet, and it is full of the hearts of the embroidered ladies. I hope that the epidemic will end as soon as possible and the personnel on the'epidemic' line will be safe and sound."
Qingyang is the birthplace of Chinese medicine culture and the birthplace of Qi Bo, the originator of Chinese medicine.
Liu Lanfang said that the Chinese medicinal materials contained in the sachet were prepared by experts from the local Chinese medicine hospital and had anti-epidemic effects. The cotton was filled to increase the softness and aesthetics of the sachet.
The picture shows Liu Lanfang, the inheritor of Qingyang sachets in Gansu, cutting fabrics to make “safe sachets” for epidemic prevention.
Provided by Gansu Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center
In addition to the anti-epidemic safety sachets, Gansu "Intangible Cultural Heritage" also created the paper-cut version of "A Tribute to the Guardian in White", the plastic version of "Rescue Road", and the acrylic version of "Going on the'Epidemic' Road"... Folk artists will perform a scene with their handicrafts. The warm heart of the anti-epidemic survived in an instant. There were medical staff who knelt on their knees to do nucleic acid for children, volunteers who walked the streets with trumpets, and residents who spontaneously lined up one meter apart.
An Qiuping, the fifth-generation inheritor of dough sculptures in Chengxian County, Longnan City, Gansu, created multiple sets of dough sculptures for medical staff to rescue patients based on the heart-warming deeds of the "epidemic" line on the Internet.
He said that as a traditional cultural craftsman, he hopes to do his part to add "intangible cultural heritage power" to Gansu's fight against the epidemic.
"We will help each other in the same boat, pay tribute to the first-line angels in white clothes, keep our home safe, and love our families..." Zhou Yumei, a provincial paper-cut inheritor, created a set of war epidemic paper-cut works with red as the main color. After composition design and repeated revisions, they were released on the Internet. Last, she expressed her hometown people's determination and confidence in fighting the epidemic in a unique way.
At 04:00 on the 7th, there were 2 newly confirmed cases and 3 asymptomatic infections in Gansu Province, all in Lanzhou.
Since the outbreak of this round of the epidemic, as of 24:00 on November 7, there were 140 confirmed cases in the province, including 80 in Lanzhou, 38 in Tianshui, 15 in Zhangye, 5 in Jiayuguan, and 2 in Longnan. None There were 3 cases of symptomatic infection.
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