China News Service, Moscow, March 11 (Tian Bing and Liu Boyang) The opening ceremony of "National Style and Qin Yun - Shaanxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition" was held on the 11th at the China Cultural Center in Moscow.
This event was co-sponsored by the Shaanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and the China Cultural Center in Moscow. More than 90 works of fabric ornaments such as peasant paintings, paper-cuts, and cloth tigers were displayed, reflecting the excellent traditional culture and simple folk customs of Shaanxi.
The exhibition is divided into four parts: "Overview of Shaanxi Intangible Cultural Heritage", "Shaanxi Paper-cut Art", "Shaanxi Peasant Painting Art" and "Shaanxi Fabric Art", comprehensively displaying the historical origins, inheritance, development and innovative vitality of Shaanxi's intangible cultural heritage.
Paper-cut works such as "Peace and Wealth", "Twelve Zodiac Signs" and "Bianxiangfang", peasant paintings such as "Girls are not open to the public", "Half-built House", "Nine Monsters of Guanzhong", as well as cloth art objects such as cloth tigers display Shaanxi peasant painters and cloth art Craftsman's unique artistic style.
On March 11, local time, in Moscow, the capital of Russia, the opening ceremony of "National Style and Qinyun - Shaanxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition" was held at the China Cultural Center in Moscow.
Photo by China News Service reporter Tian Bing
Feng Litao, Minister-Counselor Cultural Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Russia, said that this year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Russia, and is also the beginning of the 2024-2025 China-Russia Cultural Year.
This boutique exhibition is the first large-scale intangible cultural heritage exhibition held by Shaanxi Province in Russia. It is one of the important activities for cultural exchanges between China and Russia.
This exhibition will further strengthen the promotion of Shaanxi Province’s cultural and tourism resources in Russia and promote cultural exchanges between China and Russia.
On March 11, local time, in Moscow, the capital of Russia, the opening ceremony of "National Style and Qinyun - Shaanxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition" was held at the China Cultural Center in Moscow.
The picture shows Russian visitors visiting the exhibition.
Photo by Liu Boyang
Gao Yang, director of the Shaanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, said that Shaanxi Province is located at the starting point of the ancient Silk Road. Its intangible cultural heritage condenses the essence of the Chinese civilization for thousands of years and embodies the breadth and depth of oriental history and culture. It has the largest number of intangible cultural heritage projects in China. , one of the most representative provinces.
Shaanxi intangible cultural heritage connects history and future, integrates classics and fashion, builds the current life aesthetics with Chinese style, and reflects the Shaanxi people's value pursuit of peace, friendship, openness and tolerance.
The Shaanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism is willing to carry out practical cooperation in cultural tourism with Russia, strengthen exchanges and mutual learning, and contribute cultural and tourism resources to deepening relations between the two countries.
Russian people are welcome to enter Shaanxi, meet wonderful things, enjoy romance, leave beauty behind, and gain happiness.
On March 11, local time, in Moscow, the capital of Russia, the opening ceremony of "National Style and Qinyun - Shaanxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition" was held at the China Cultural Center in Moscow.
The picture shows the Russian audience taking a group photo holding cloth tiger ornaments.
Photo by China News Service reporter Tian Bing
Dyadikov, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Moscow Region, said that the state has many art groups engaged in handicraft creation, as well as many small towns with a long history and rich cultural heritage, such as the "Golden Ring Town" Sergiyev, Chess Khov City, Zalesk City, etc.
It is hoped that the two sides will strengthen exchanges and cooperation and jointly protect intangible cultural heritage.
Nur Mukhanov, director of the International Cooperation Department of the Moscow Municipal Tourism Commission, said that within the framework of the Russia-China Cultural Year, Moscow has just held a large-scale celebration of the Chinese New Year and found that Muscovites are very interested in Chinese culture.
At present, the number of tourists from the two countries is growing rapidly, and the age structure of Chinese tourists has changed. More and more young Chinese tourists choose to travel to Moscow.
It is hoped that both sides will hold more cultural and tourism exchange activities and jointly promote tourism cooperation to become a new highlight in the development of bilateral relations.
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