"Gel Palace Lantern" event adds colorful Zhongguancun International Youth Art Season

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In 2022, the 11th China Guancun International Youth Art Season opened. In order to show the charm of traditional Chinese culture and the essence of non -heritage culture, and enrich the people's amateur cultural life, Beijing Kangste Service Center Co., Ltd. With support, in -depth excavation of Haidian's local non -heritage projects, and organizing a series of activities of "visiting museums, Pinu buildings, and deep experience in Haidian non -heritage skills". "Looking for him a thousand Baidu. Looking back, the man was in the mountains." On the morning of August 27, the second event of the non -heritage inheritance skills of the "colorful palace lamp" event was nearly 500 years. History of Huizhou Gu Temple was staged.

The palace lamp, also known as the court lantern, is one of the most distinctive traditional handicrafts in Chinese color lanterns. It has a long history. It was first born in the Eastern Han Dynasty and prevailed in the Sui and Tang dynasties. It has a history of thousands of years and has strong local characteristics. As the name suggests, the palace lamp is a lamp in the palace. It is a skeleton, inlaid with silk yarn and glass, and painted with various patterns. It is famous for its graceful and luxurious and full court style. Traditional Lantern was selected as a national "Intangible Cultural Heritage List" in 2008. The Beijing traditional palace lantern skills are Chinese treasures with distinctive characteristics in domestic crafts.

The event invited Mr. Chen Xiaohong, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage protection project "Beijing Palace Lantern". Teacher Chen has been engaged in handicraft research and teaching for many years. He is good at various traditional handicraft teaching such as palace lamps and knots, and has made outstanding contributions to the protection of non -genetic inheritance. Her work "Plum Blossom Hi God Palace Lantern" uses innovative design and patented and won excellent awards.

Chen Xiaohong, the inheritor of Beijing Gong Lantern, told reporters: "The theme we brought today is to introduce our traditional palace lantern culture, as well as the structure of the palace lamp, and the production part. The entire process of making hands -on, so that everyone can understand this 'non -heritage' culture in a more in -depth and comprehensive way. "

At the scene, under the guidance of Teacher Chen, 50 guests made their own palace lanterns, and felt the magic of traditional Chinese culture and non -heritage skills. Everyone raised the palace lantern in their hands, and instantly glowed in the ancient Huizhou ancestral hall.

After the event, the guests visited the Hui School, the Silk Road Civilization Art Exhibition, and the Wensi Academy. The event live broadcast through the "China Net ++" and "Live broadcast" platform, with a click volume of 181,000. (Reporter Zhang Yicheng)

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