Haokou Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Hall opens Citizens can experience intangible cultural heritage items on site
Qianjiang News Network News (Reporter Tan Xin) "There is a lot of intangible cultural heritage displayed here, and I also tied a rabbit lantern on the spot, which is very interesting, and I am ready to bring my children with me next time." "On March 27, citizen Ms. Fan and her friends visited the Haokou Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Center to start a journey of handmade exploration and experience the charm of intangible cultural heritage.
Haokou Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Hall is the city's first comprehensive exhibition hall of intangible cultural heritage items, which opened for operation recently. Walking into the experience hall, intangible cultural heritage items such as grass dragon, Qianjiang face sculpture, and Gaotai lion dance are displayed here. There are 10 antique lattices arranged one after another, and visitors can enjoy food, folk customs, folk songs, and handicrafts. According to the staff, when there is a tour group booking, the inheritors of the intangible heritage will come here to "sit for work".
In order to excavate, protect, inherit and carry forward the local intangible cultural heritage characteristic projects with Haokou culture as the core, Haokou Cultural Station jointly built a panoramic intangible cultural heritage interactive experience hall with the theme of intangible cultural heritage display, intangible cultural heritage research and handicraft experience under the direct guidance of Qianjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center. The exhibition content of the museum includes nearly 40 kinds of national, provincial and municipal intangible cultural heritage items related to Haokou Town, and more than 40 main experience items are set.
"In the later stage, we will rely on the rich intangible cultural heritage resources in the jurisdiction, take cultural and creative products as the carrier, and promote the creative transformation and innovative development of intangible cultural heritage through live broadcasting, so that 'old crafts' can bloom with 'new vitality'." Xiao Yanmei, a docent of the Haokou Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Hall, said.