Beijing News News On October 28, Li Yugang returned with tea culture and held an immersion oriental Zen collection in Longquan, Zhejiang Province, the Qingyu Case Meets Longquan, awakening people's interest and love for traditional culture, enabling people to take the initiative to learn and dig deep in the tradition, and practice the rejuvenation of national culture.
Li Yugang and his collaborating artists closed the stage. Courtesy of the organizer
Li Yugang continues to deepen his work in the field of music and literature, and at the same time, his enthusiasm for traditional culture has only increased. This time, he led the team, taking the elegant collection as the instrument, taking the celadon as the theme, and taking the time festival as the axis, integrating the Longquan celadon culture and the traditional Chinese life aesthetics into a cultural event, taking people to immerse themselves in the time flow of the 24 solar terms and the meteorological weather of nature, and always feeling the beauty of poetry, songs, incense and flowers in traditional Chinese culture.
In order to create a "Zen" atmosphere, Li Yugang also took the teacher Han Meilin's calligraphy and painting masterpiece "Book of Heaven" as a stage element of the art collection scene, and suspended the mysterious pictures and texts containing the spirit of traditional culture in a staggered manner, so that the entire art collection added a bit of strong literary and artistic color. The ancient ancestors left us with a deep cultural accumulation, and through the form of a very different "tea party" to express, some of which are elegant, some lively and some silent, Li Yugang hopes that in the current era, the "tea party collection" will not only show the quiet and pleasant, long and timeless tea culture, but also combine with modern culture and aesthetics.
Li Yugang sang on the spot. Courtesy of the organizer
In this collection, Li Yugang joined hands with 48 tea people and 12 artists to create this traditional cultural feast. Invite Gagaku to accompany the song and dance, with flowers, tea, incense throughout, to create an immersive Yaji experience in an all-round way. Tea people, incense waiters and flower attendants are ingenious, the Aftersound of Peking Opera "Farewell to the King" is around the beam, Li Yugang interprets the Chinese style Zen songs "Ruchu", "Bodhi", traditional eight-tone overlapping performances such as 埙, 箫, guqin, xiaole, etc., Hanfu ancient rhymes, celadon streamers, so that people in this elegant concentration is like being in an illusion, visiting Longquan.
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