Binzhou "intangible" into the campus

Since the protection of the intangible cultural heritage was carried out, in addition to actively promoting the media in conjunction with the news media, the Municipal Bureau of Culture and Broadcasting insisted on organizing large-scale publicity activities and performances during the five consecutive National Cultural Heritage Days. The municipal intangible cultural heritage protection center also organizes special exhibitions of intangible cultural heritage items during the Spring Festival, and lose no time in vigorously promoting the protection of intangible cultural heritage. The weaving process is a key inheritance culture.

In recent years, the counties and districts in Binzhou have continued to broaden their channels of inheritance. They have introduced the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage into the classroom and made the “intangible cultural heritage on campus” activities a success. Bincheng District East Road drums, paper cutting, Lvju, cotton wool chicken, Huimin clay sculpture, Qinghe Town woodcut New Year pictures, Zhanhua County fish drum opera, Bohai Drum, Boxing County Lu Opera, 扽 cavity, Liubian, cloth art, innocent The Lubei Drums of the county have entered the campus one after another. The inheritors regularly visit the schools to teach the students skills, and some schools also arrange full-time teachers to teach. These measures are not only conducive to the development of intelligence, cultivate sentiments, but also make traditional techniques inherited. Some schools have also compiled these local traditional folk cultures that are characteristic of localities into school-based curriculum and promoted popularization in schools. CCTV's "News Broadcasting" and "China News" conducted interviews and reports on the city's "intangible cultural heritage into the campus" activities.

In 2009, according to the “General Survey and Acceptance Criteria” of the Provincial Department of Culture, and in accordance with the requirements of “Four One (One Book, One Hall, One Room, One Library)”, the city’s direct and all counties and districts established eight intangible cultural heritage precious objects. Exhibition halls and intangible cultural heritage archives, and built "intangible cultural heritage database". All the literary materials and audiovisual materials formed by the census are entered in the "intangible cultural heritage database", and personal computers for data entry are managed. .

In October 2010, at the First China Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, the Binzhou exhibition area was specially designed and innovatively designed to display Binzhou’s rich intangible cultural heritage and protection results from various angles and perspectives. It was visited. The leaders and local audiences received unanimous favorable comments, and the sales of handicrafts and handicrafts inherited by the 12 intangible project exhibitors achieved a win-win result. They also achieved a win-win result for both social and economic benefits, and also enhanced the productive protection of the project by inheritors and protection units of intangible projects. confidence.

During the Cultural Heritage Day of 2011, the Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Film, and Television and the Municipal Bureau of Education confirmed that 15 schools, including Binzhou Experimental Kindergarten and Yangxin County Yanghu Middle School, will be listed as the first teaching bases for the intangible cultural heritage inheritance of Binzhou City. "Intangible cultural heritage on campus" is "intangible cultural heritage on campus."

In 2008, the Binzhou Cultural Department officially compiled and published the first document of the Binzhou City Non-material Cultural Heritage Project in the form of a graphic document entitled “Ancient Streams - The First Batch of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Lists in Binzhou”. At present, the first draft of "Ancient Stream 2" has been completed and is actively being published.