Yangcheng Evening News reporter Gong Weifeng
At 19:30 on February 4, China Central Radio and Television Station's "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" will be broadcast simultaneously on CCTV3, CCTV15, and CCTV. On the first day of spring, audiences across the country are invited to use intangible cultural heritage to open spring and share the good things to listen to, watch, and enjoy. An intangible cultural heritage feast of food and fun.
The content of the program brings new sparks to the collision of diverse art forms and rich intangible cultural heritage elements, and will bring a unique fusion performance to the audience: the familiar original songs will be integrated into intangible cultural heritage items such as the Dai Elephant Foot Dance, Wang Kai, Shang Shang, Huo The three bel canto singers Yuan Yuan will convey the authentic national customs to the audience; the martial arts performance will be coordinated with the lion dance performance to send blessings for the Year of the Dragon to the audience with the most high-spirited spirit; Hulusi, Tibetan opera, Tibetan drums, A variety of intangible cultural heritage music forms such as morinouqur, humai, dombola, rewafu, and tambourine are blended together. Gong Linna sings with a sweeping momentum.
In addition, guest performers from Sichuan, Tianjin and other places will use songs to review the intangible cultural heritage delicacies of their hometowns for the audience; Huang Ling and Xilinnayi Gao will present "one-click costume change" on the national style stage. Compared with traditional literary evenings, "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" also creates an immersive viewing space for the audience. As the camera moves and the program changes, the audience will feel the immersive experience of traveling around the city and shopping in the mall. hapiness.
Follow the Chongqing Tongliang Dragon Art Troupe and the Guangdong Zhaojia Lion Southern Lion Dance Troupe and run around the Yongding City Gate; learn traditional crafts from the intangible cultural heritage inheritors in the naughty alley where children play, and appreciate the bamboo weaving in Wuzhen, Zhejiang, the warm-style dough sculptures in Tianjin, Jiangsu The charm of Xuzhou sachets, Shanghai lanterns and other intangible cultural heritage items; taste intangible cultural heritage delicacies at the God of Food Street, including Shaanxi Guanzhong gift buns, Jiangsu Gaozhuang dried tofu, Sichuan Lizhuang white meat, Chongqing kimchi hot pot and other nearly 100 kinds of delicacies... "New Year's Eve" The performance venue of "Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" is also an intangible cultural heritage New Year market with rich scene space. It combines performances and garden tours to bring a highly interactive and deeply immersive program viewing experience to the audience both on and off the screen.
In addition to big-screen performances, the "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" program also continues to make efforts in the new media field. From January 20th to February 4th, the program launched 16 short videos of the "Talk about Intangible Cultural Heritage" series, introducing 16 intangible cultural heritage items such as Xianghe meat pie to the audience in the interesting form of "The Year of the Dragon talks about intangible cultural heritage, and I will give you the questions" legacy items. On January 23, the "Recommendation Officer for Intangible Cultural Heritage in Hometown" event was launched. Nigmaiti recommended the twelve muqam from his hometown in Xinjiang, Ju Ping recommended the pastry from his hometown in Shandong, and Sister Moon recommended the fish and sheep from her hometown in Shanxi. Including... "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" encourages viewers across the country and the program host to recommend hometown intangible cultural heritage and talk about regional culture.
It is reported that the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Association, together with the Hebei Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and CITIC Guoan Group, organized the "Year of the Dragon Intangible Cultural Heritage Collection" to support the preparation and filming of "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night".