Baoan Folk Map Painting Works Exhibition Revisiting Lao Bao'an Centennial Folk Customs style

At noon on June 28th, the summer sun was hot. The reporter walked into the Baoan Library in the deep evening. The scene is clear at a glance. The name of this exhibition is "Runze Home -Baoan Folk Map Painting Works Exhibition".

▲ Recently, Baoan Folk Map Painting works exhibited in the exhibition hall on the first floor of the library of Baoan District. Shenzhen Evening News reporter Ji Jingbo Photo

"Some of the disappeared things may also be a baby. We picked up some back, drew it, and told everyone." The author Guo Xizhong said. It is understood that the exhibition scores, crowds, disappeared industries, non -heritage distribution, sacrifice worship, festival food customs, and style, in the form of hand -drawn maps and ink comic illustrations, intuitive, popular, and witty A total of 106 works. Each exhibit is manually drawing maps, or exquisite illustrations, interpretation of text related text.

▲ Shenzhen Jinshi good man distributed map. Shenzhen Evening News reporter Ji Jingbo Photo

Baoan has a beautiful humanistic "resume". Among them, the most unique and unique non -historical and cultural series. The reporter saw from the "Lao Bao'an Folk Culture Map". People from multiple lines were gathered in the Shenzhen area of ​​Lao Baoan. The multiculturalism such as Guangfu Culture, Hakka Culture, Southern Fujian Culture, and Nanyang Culture merged with Lao Baoan. In chapters such as Shenzhen -Hong Kong Hat Vulgar Map and Shenzhen -Hong Kong Shoes Maps, the colorful and tolerant folk culture of the old Baoan area jumped on paper.

▲ Shenzhen -Hong Kong hat custom map. Shenzhen Evening News reporter Ji Jingbo Photo

In the disappearing industry, in order to keep the people in the ancestors who had been engaged in salt, pearls, fragrance, and kiln in the ancestors, Guo Xizhong carefully drawn the salt field distribution map, beading field distribution map, and fragrant marketing marketing. The distribution maps of the burning kiln, the production, production process, and use tools of these key industries are also equipped with exquisite ink and ink illustrations. In the non -heritage album, Guo Xizhong classified the map to indicate the distribution of various types of non -heritage projects in Shenzhen. Through the map, readers can intuitively understand that there are many non -heritage projects in Baoan and Longgang. The sacrifice and worship albums are classified and drawn a distributed map of various traditional religious sacrifice venues, which are partially equipped with ink illustrations.

Some exhibition works have a green small recipe paper on the bottom right, and the exhibitors scan the Douyin QR code in the label to listen to the commentary and watch the creative process of exhibits, so as to deepen the non -heritage and folk culture of Shenzhen learn.

The relevant person in charge of the Public Culture and Sports Service Center of Baoan District said that the innovative use of ink comics to exhibit works to draw various maps of Baoan history and culture, and intuitively reflect the geographical space distribution of various historical and cultural activities. The lively popularization of cultural common sense is also the education and influence of the general citizens, especially the excellent traditional culture of young people.

▲ Xin'an Lao Eight Scenery Distributed Map. Shenzhen Evening News reporter Ji Jingbo Photo

It is reported that this exhibition will be open for free to citizens and will continue until July 11. The event was hosted by the Baoan District Public Cultural and Sports Service Center, and was hosted by Liu Mingjun, a cultural artist in Baoan District, and Wang Wenku Photography Studio, a cultural master of Baoan District.

Shenzhen Evening News reporter Ji Jingbo correspondent Zheng Genduan

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