Weifang created the "East Asian Cultural Capital" | Stimulation of cultural vitality to promote the revitalization of rural rural culture and cast souls

In order to help Weifang create the "East Asian Cultural Capital", enrich the cultural life of the people, and protect the basic cultural rights and interests of the masses, Qingzhou has continuously included the "organizational 1,000 literary performances and enrich the cultural life of the masses". For the people's livelihood, the people's livelihood, every year, will give special financial funds to focus on the "cultural benefits of the people" projects, key construction, and key rewards.

It is also "the whole people read through traffic" to benefit the people's activities for cultural services to enjoy cultural services. In order to maximize the public welfare nature of cultural services, and establish a more complete reading system, Qingzhou took the lead in exploring the implementation of the "All -Public Reading through traffic" activities, and strived to achieve direct families in the whole region, through the through -through of individuals, the inter -museum alliance direct, urban and rural mutual borrowing of mutual borrowing of urban and rural areas Through the four reading and direct reading, the enthusiasm for reading is inspired by high -efficiency cultural service models.

While the high -quality cultural resources are continuously transported to the countryside, the traditional rural culture has also received great attention, and it is carried forward in a more vivid form. Intangible cultural heritage is an important item in the protection of excellent rural culture. Qingzhou comprehensively excavates folk cultural heritage resources, establishes non -heritage databases, and supports the construction of non -heritage museums and non -genetic Xi ​​squares. The exhibition also set up a non -heritage culture and art troupe to organize more than 120 folk artists and non -genetic inheritors to perform folk art and non -heritage exhibitions at tourist attractions, and explored the unique "living inheritance" with unique local characteristics.

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