This Spring Festival holiday, many parents choose to take their children to experience intangible cultural heritage and feel the traditional New Year flavor. Today (February 3rd) morning, at the China Imperial Examination Museum in Nanjing, young tourists do their own work to experience the weaving of Chinese knots in intangible cultural heritage projects and welcome the New Year.
At the China Imperial Examination Museum in Nanjing, a vivid small class on intangible cultural heritage is underway, and the main speaker is Gao Zhihong, the representative inheritor of the knot of the intangible cultural heritage project.
Gao Zhihong introduced different knots, such as the swastika knot, which means that everything is good; like the long knot called pan that is seen more, the New Year is seen more, and the meaning is long and long.
According to the weaving tips taught by Teacher Gao, the children did it themselves, and in a few moments, a few brightly colored threads became exquisite Chinese knots.
Wang Xiaolu, director of the marketing planning department of the Nanjing China Imperial Examination Museum, introduced that there will be face sculpture and velvet flower activities in the future, all of which are related to intangible cultural heritage. These activities will be carried out in conjunction with the Intangible Cultural Heritage and the Spring Festival, and the epidemic prevention regulations will be controlled within 30 people at a time, and the epidemic prevention regulations will be strictly observed.
The reporter learned from the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism that during the Spring Festival holiday, major scenic spots and cultural and cultural venues are successively launching New Year activities, and citizens can participate in them and feel the charm of the strong New Year flavor and traditional culture.
(Source: Jiangsu Radio and Television Rong Media News Center/ Tang Anyi Editor / Zhao Mengyan)