On the morning of February 4th, there were bursts of laughter and laughter in the Ningde City Museum located on Jinma North Road in Ningde, where dozens of teenagers experienced wearing Hanfu, dancing dragon and playing with pearls, checking in and taking photos, DIY New Year's red envelopes, etc., to experience the characteristic dragon culture in the cultural heritage of eastern Fujian.
With the theme of "Auspicious Dragon New Year", the "Dragon Culture Exhibition in the Cultural Heritage of Eastern Fujian" was launched in the Ningde Museum, attracting many citizens to visit the exhibition and take pictures. The exhibition is divided into three parts: "Overview of Dragon Culture", "Dragons in the Wild" and "Hidden Dragons in the Wild".
In China, dragon culture can be described as a long history, from ancient times to modern society, "dragon" has profoundly influenced the spiritual world and material life of Chinese. After thousands of years of development and precipitation, the dragon has penetrated into all aspects of Chinese society, taken root in the hearts of Chinese, and become a symbol, a symbol, and an emotion.
For a long time, the people of Mindong have created a rich and colorful cultural heritage with the imagination of dragons, which are hidden in people's daily life in the form of dragon-shaped artifacts, or active in various folk activities in the form of dragon worship and customs.
After visiting and experiencing the dragon culture exhibition, citizen Chen Shaoqiang said that today he saw all kinds of dragons, including Pingnan incense fire dragon, Zhouning plate lamp dragon, Jiaocheng bowl plate dragon, etc., and also saw the ancients integrate dragon elements into architecture, clothing, accessories, utensils and other daily life utensils, which is really eye-opening.
The organizers said that they hope to show the rich connotation of Chinese dragon culture, present the various postures of the dragon cultural relics in eastern Fujian, and perceive the unique dragon culture and folk customs of eastern Fujian. The Dragon Culture Exhibition runs from February 4th to May 6th.