Jimu News reporter Zhang Pan
Correspondent Liu Tianrui He Aizhou "Three Going to the Countryside" social practice activities.
At Hubei Zhaoliqiao Tea Factory Co., Ltd., a time-honored tea company in China, Chen Junhai, a national-level intangible inheritor and the fifth-generation representative inheritor of Zhaoliqiao green brick tea making skills, led the students to experience the unique charm of green brick tea culture ; In Zhaoliqiao Town, known as the "hometown of brick tea" and "one of the important sources of thousands of miles of tea ceremony", students set foot on the Ming and Qing slate streets of Yangloudong, one of the first batch of intangible cultural heritage characteristic villages and towns in Hubei Province. , listen to the hustle and bustle of the ancient streets in the past; at the ancient battlefield of Chibi in the Three Kingdoms, students placed themselves in the Zhuge Cottage and traced the story of two peerless geniuses, Crouching Dragon and Phoenix Chu. Standing in front of the cliff carvings, they listened to the sound of the waves and searched for all the famous figures of the ages. .
In addition, the students of the social practice group also learned and experienced the Chibi Municipal Intangible Cultural Heritage Chibi Core Carving, Chibi Bamboo Root Carving (Huangkai Bamboo Root Carving Technique) and Bamboo Weaving Technique (Yanhuatang Bamboo Weaving Technique), and felt the charm of the intangible cultural heritage with fun.
The person in charge of the Tingtao Social Practice Group said that the team will adhere to the concept of "youth takes full responsibility in the cause of rural revitalization" and continue to explore and investigate the treasures of China's excellent traditional culture, so that more young people can experience and understand intangible cultural heritage in depth. , protect intangible cultural heritage, and further deepen the integration of industry, academia and research through the four-party cooperation form of "government, enterprises, universities, and intangible cultural inheritors" to jointly inherit, protect and promote intangible cultural heritage, so that young people and intangible cultural heritage treasures can go in both directions.
(Source: Jimu News)
