China News Service, Beijing, November 8th (Reporter Liu Dawei) "Watching Spiritual Homeland-The Seventh Cross-Strait Intangible Cultural Heritage Month" and the Beautiful China Tour event opened on the 8th at the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Hall in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
With the theme of the intangible cultural heritage of Shanxi Province, this event held the "Beautiful Sanjin-Shanxi Intangible Heritage Taiwan Tour" photo exhibition.
Through 102 pictures, 45 sets of physical exhibits, 10 intangible cultural heritage micro-videos, and 3 performing arts videos, the intangible cultural heritage items such as Shanxi folk literature, traditional skills, traditional medicine culture, and folk customs are displayed.
On November 8, "Watching Spiritual Homeland-The Seventh Cross-Strait Intangible Cultural Heritage Month" and the Beautiful China Tour event opened at the Buddha Memorial Hall in Fo Guang Shan, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
With the theme of the intangible cultural heritage of Shanxi Province, this event held the "Beautiful Sanjin-Shanxi Intangible Heritage Taiwan Tour" photo exhibition.
The picture shows the scene of the opening ceremony.
Photo courtesy of the organizer issued by China News Service
In the meantime, the organizer also launched an experience workshop to let more Taiwanese people experience Shanxi's intangible heritage culture through teaching and exchanges with experts on both sides of the strait.
Shanxi is the birthplace of myths and legends such as Nuwa repairing the sky, Houyi shooting the sun, Shennong tasting Baicao, Jingwei filling the sea and other myths. Yao, Shun, and Yu were once the capitals here, retaining the intangible culture with distinctive historical characteristics and regional colors. Heritage; rich in ancient buildings, grottoes, sculptures, and murals. There are 531 state-level key cultural relics protection units, ranking first in the mainland; known as the "Museum of Ancient Architecture", there are more than 70% of the ancient buildings on the ground before the Song, Liao and Jin Dynasties in the mainland Here, there are more world cultural heritages such as Pingyao Ancient City, Yungang Grottoes, Wutai Mountain and so on.
At the opening ceremony, Zhang Xu, president of the Chinese Cultural Friendship Association and the Cross-Strait Tourism Exchange Association, appealed through a video speech that the compatriots on both sides of the strait should continue to hold hands, connect their hearts, work together and unite forward, and jointly inherit and promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture. Deepen the integration and development of the two sides of the strait and inject a steady stream of impetus.
Chen Chunlin, president of the Chinese Hanwei Cultural Promotion Association of Taiwan, said in a telephone interview with a reporter from China News Agency that the exhibits on that day surprised the public, and some visitors regret that the new crown epidemic has prevented non-genetic inheritors from coming to the site for communication. They look forward to the end of the epidemic. Have the opportunity to fully experience the relevant intangible cultural heritage.
Chen Chunlin said that cultural exchanges play an important role in cross-strait exchanges and can strengthen people's spiritual harmony. Even in the face of epidemic, political and other challenges, cultural exchanges cannot be stopped or interrupted.
On November 8, "Watching Spiritual Homeland-The Seventh Cross-Strait Intangible Cultural Heritage Month" and the Beautiful China Tour event opened at the Buddha Memorial Hall in Fo Guang Shan, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
With the theme of the intangible cultural heritage of Shanxi Province, this event held the "Beautiful Sanjin-Shanxi Intangible Heritage Taiwan Tour" photo exhibition.
The picture shows people from Taiwan visiting the exhibition.
Photo courtesy of the organizer issued by China News Service
It is understood that since the launch of the first cross-strait intangible cultural heritage month series in 2009, intangible cultural heritage from many provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) of the mainland have been unveiled on Treasure Island, providing a cultural feast for the people of Taiwan.
This year the exhibition is co-sponsored by the Chinese Cultural Friendship Association, the Cross-Strait Tourism Exchange Association, the Shanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, the Taiwan Human Culture and Education Foundation, and the Chinese Hanwei Cultural Promotion Association. The exhibition period ends on November 21.
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