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html On June 21st, the "Modern Talk of Ancient Books" and "Vinyl Music Hall" cultural brand launch event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Grand Canal's successful application as a World Heritage Site were held at the Grand Canal Music Park in Hangzhou.
At the scene, the vinyl branch of Zhang Ming Music Library was officially unveiled in the Grand Canal Music Park (Hangzhou Grand Canal National Cultural Park Planning Exhibition Hall), which has since opened a new chapter in the Grand Canal Music Park’s use of music to communicate with the audience.
Zhang Ming believes that the Grand Canal Music Park is an important cultural project in the Hangzhou section of the Grand Canal National Cultural Park. "Music" is used as the keyword and theme here. He is the director of the music library. He can be invited to such a cultural place. He felt very honored and happy to set up a music space locally and become a place for cultural exchanges between Hangzhou citizens and tourists. He felt very honored and happy to light up the space with music and make music a common language with everyone.
Subsequently, Zheng Jinyue, director of the Local Chronicles Office of the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government, awarded the "Zhejiang Province Local Chronicles Station" plaque to Liu Zhuhui, Secretary and Director of the Preparatory Office of the China Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal Museum. Zheng Jinyue said that she hopes that this lively and creative platform can further stimulate the public's interest in Fangzhi culture and canal culture, promote the inheritance and innovation of traditional culture, and make precious historical resources a source of cultural confidence that nourishes contemporary society.
After the opening ceremony, the first cultural salon activity of "Ancient Books and Modern Talks" was launched. This activity was launched in the form of a themed sitcom + lecture salon, telling the story of Fan Zhongyan and Hangzhou.
Teacher Sima Yimin, an expert from the Hangzhou CPPCC think tank, a special researcher at the Hangzhou Literature and History Research Institute, a scholar of Song Yun culture, and a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, traveled through time and space with Fan Zhongyan, a literati from the Northern Song Dynasty, and shared stories about Fan Zhongyan and Hangzhou with ancient book lovers. Son.
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