The National Day holiday is approaching, and a series of colorful intangible cultural heritage display activities have been held in many places across the country to showcase the long history and profound cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.
Intangible cultural heritage display activities not only enrich public life, but also bring vitality to China's excellent traditional culture.
Recently, an exchange and exhibition event for China's three major epics, co-sponsored by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the China National People's Political Consultative Conference and other units, entered the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing. Intangible cultural heritage inheritors demonstrated "Gesa (S)" to the audience with the help of sounds, expressions, gestures, etc. The "three epics" of "Er", "Janger" and " Manas " have magnificent contents.
Adili Jumatuldi, a second-level researcher at the Institute of Ethnic Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences: The "Three Epics" actually represent the oral cultural traditions of ethnic minorities. Activities on campus are very important for popularization. a channel.
Rare dramas often carry rich regional culture and historical memories, but due to various reasons, they face difficulties in inheritance and development. The 2024 First Chinese Opera Rare Dramas and Excellent Dramas Exhibition will showcase 41 rare dramas together, bringing Tibetan opera "Princess of Jincheng", Taizhou Luantan "Capturing Saburo Alive", and dialect opera "The Night Before Dawn" etc.
Bao Chenre, deputy director of Zhejiang Taizhou Luantan Troupe: In the play "Capturing Sanlang Alive", other dramas may use water sleeves. For Zhang Sanlang's hair swing, we made a bold innovation and used my hands. The silk on it runs through the entire play, making it more watchable.
(CCTV News Client)
