Shangrao Poyang: In -depth study of the Wave dam migrant culture to write a good inheritance and promote the article

In order to further promote the research of the tile dick dam culture, polish the "hometown of Chinese immigration culture" brand, and expand the reputation and influence of the hometown of immigration culture, on the afternoon of August 2, the "Jiangxi Poyang Waves Dam Immigration Culture Symposium" was in Puyang The leaders of the Chinese Civil Association and domestic experts, the leaders of the Jiangxi Provincial Federation, the Jiangxi Provincial Civilian Association, the experts in Jiangxi Province, the representative of the Eight major immigrant sanctuary, the representative of the Poyang Lake Cultural Research Association, and the descendants of the migrant migrant migrant migrant migrants attended the meeting.

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Before the meeting, the participants went to the Lianhu Wave Drops Immigration Site, the Wave Dam Immigration Cultural Park, and the Poyang Lake Museum in Jiangxi Province to inspect the cultural charm of Poyang Watkeleton Basket. According to reports, the tile chips dam is the largest sacred place in the water immigration in my country.

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In 2019, Poyang County invested in the establishment of a 95 -acre Wave Dam Immigration Cultural Park, which is not only a cultural park project that integrates culture, tourism, tourism, and leisure, but also becomes an important innovation and inheritance demonstration area for immigration culture. In 2020, with the leadership and help of the Provincial Federation of Literature and Civil and Civil Affairs, Poyang County was successfully declared and named the "Hometown of Chinese Immigration Culture" by the Chinese Folk Artists Association.

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The hosted by Jiangxi Puyang Watana Dams Immigration Culture Symposium can better study the migrant migrant culture. Writing and promoting the articles is conducive to promoting the descendants of immigrant descendants from the north and the four seas of the five lakes of the south of the world to further strengthen the tile chimbuba complex, and continue to deepen the sense of recognition of the migrant culture of the tile dam at the cultural level, and to the attribution of the immigration site.

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