Appreciate the intangible cultural heritage with sound and color, and celebrate the New Year in a meaningful way. At 7:30 pm 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 open the spring with intangible cultural heritage and share a good listen. , a beautiful, delicious and fun intangible cultural heritage feast.
A reporter from Modern Express learned that "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" decodes the most traditional Chinese New Year flavor from an intangible cultural heritage perspective, allowing multiple art forms and rich intangible cultural heritage elements to collide with new sparks, and bringing a unique fusion performance to the audience. .
"Wumeng Mountain is connected to the mountains outside the mountain, and the moonlight shines on the Xiangshui Beach..." Wang Kai, Shang Shang, and Huo Yuanyuan are three bel canto singers who will combine the original songs with the Dai Elephant Foot Dance. and other intangible cultural heritage projects to convey the authentic national customs. The heart-stirring martial arts performance will be matched with the lion dance performance, showing the Chinese spirit with every movement, and sending blessings for the Year of the Dragon to the audience with the most high-spirited spirit. With the fusion of Hulusi, Tibetan opera, Tibetan drums, matouqur, humai, Tambula, Rewafu, tambourine and other intangible cultural heritage music forms, Gong Linna will use her singing to create a sweeping momentum.
Performers from Sichuan, Tianjin and other five places will also use songs to review the intangible cultural heritage delicacies of their hometowns. On the national style stage brought by Huang Ling and Xilinnayi Gao , there will also be a stunning "one-click dress-up".
"New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" hopes that the audience can reunite with their families and enjoy artistic performances together, and at the same time, they can also get closer to intangible cultural heritage, understand intangible cultural heritage, and appreciate traditions through unique performances and interactive series between programs. The beauty of culture and the simplest Chinese New Year flavor.
It is reported that compared with traditional literary evenings, "New Year's Intangible Cultural Heritage Night" creates an immersive viewing space. The viewing venue is an intangible cultural heritage New Year's market with rich scene space. By complementing the performance and the garden, it provides the screen with Audiences inside and outside bring a highly interactive and deeply immersive program viewing experience.
As the camera moves and the program changes, the audience will feel the joy of traveling around the city and shopping malls as if they were on the scene. For example, follow the Chongqing Tongliang Dragon Art Troupe and the Guangdong Zhaojia Lion Southern Lion Dance Troupe to run around the Yongding City Gate; in the naughty alley where children play and play, learn traditional crafts from the intangible cultural heritage inheritors, and appreciate the bamboo weaving and bamboo weaving in Wuzhen, Zhejiang at your fingertips. The charm of intangible cultural heritage items such as Tianjin Wenpai dough sculptures, Jiangsu Xuzhou sachets, and Shanghai lanterns; 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 more The food is mouth-watering. (Photo courtesy of the program team)
(Source: Modern Express All Media reporter Li Ming)
