Significance of the protection of intangible culture for the preservation of folklore 20

The ancient village of Xihe is very famous, and it is like a paradise of beauty. Located in Xihe Village, Xinxian County, Henan, it has a history of more than 800 years.

<> intangible cultural heritage is a variety of traditional cultural expressions and cultural spaces that have been passed down from generation to generation by people of all ethnic groups and are closely related to people's lives. Intangible cultural heritage is not only a witness to historical development, but also a precious cultural resource with important value. China is an ancient civilization with a long history, not only a large number of tangible cultural heritage, but also rich intangible cultural heritage.

The rich and colorful intangible cultural heritage created by the people of all ethnic groups in China in the long-term practice of production and life is the crystallization of the wisdom and civilization of the Chinese nation, the bond that connects the feelings of the nation and the foundation for maintaining national unity. The protection and utilization of China's intangible cultural heritage is of great significance to the implementation of the scientific concept of development and the realization of comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable economic and social development. The survey of intangible cultural heritage is also the basis for the effective protection of intangible cultural heritage and the rescue of endangered intangible cultural heritage.

Therefore, according to the unified deployment, the census of intangible cultural heritage in all regions of the country is of great significance to the inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage and the investigation of national conditions.

Intangible cultural heritage contains genes that affect social reality and maintain the unity of national culture. The strong Chinese sentiment contained in China's intangible cultural heritage is a solid foundation for promoting ethnic unity and maintaining national unity. Protecting and utilizing China's intangible cultural heritage is conducive to cultivating a sense of national identity and enhancing social cohesion and creativity.

Intangible cultural heritage runs through a bloodline that resists the erosion of time and maintains the continuity of national culture. The strong sense of identity of the Chinese nation, embodied in China's intangible cultural heritage, is a special bond that transcends social changes and maintains emotional integration. The protection and utilization of China's intangible cultural heritage is conducive to the condensation and continuation of the national spirit, and has immeasurable role and significance in realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

First of all, on the other hand, why not protect traditional culture: the vast majority of the achievements of traditional culture belong to the ancient aristocratic elite, not to the common people.

In the past, civilians struggled to make ends meet all their lives, and they were happy to be able to catch up with the lion dance tour every year. We, the civilians who finally have a little knowledge in modern times, seem to think that our generation no longer likes traditional culture and art, but in fact, those things have never belonged to our lower class. It is a pity that traditional Chinese culture has disappeared, but the main reason is that China's traditional aristocratic elite has died out.

Civilians don't have to be sentimental and think that they are giving up, and torture themselves in their hearts whether they have inherited the responsibility of tradition.

Around the world, the descendants of the traditional elite naturally know the value of culture and craftsmanship. If the descendants of the common people like literature and art, they will contact it. I don't like it, it's normal, because it's none of your business in the first place.

Civilians have been poor for tens of thousands of years, and only in recent decades have they had enough to eat, receive education, and then have the opportunity to participate in culture and art.

And then why should civilians protect the traditional culture of the upper class.

Because today, they are national.

In ancient times, outside the Northwest Desert were mainly nomadic people who exchanged goods and made contact with the Han Chinese, and beyond the South China Sea were pirates and sporadic adventurer merchant ships. The competition for cultural ideas and lifestyles is mainly within China. If it was still in ancient times, the rebel army at the bottom might have burned the emperor's palace with a fire.

But the modern era is the era of the nation-state, and each nation is a community. Traditional culture is a national identity internally and a national image externally.

Without those seemingly obscure but deeply rooted traditional cultures of national history, in the eyes of the world, Chinese would be flat-faced people with strange tempers, many taboos, no faith, and cunning greed for money.

But if we have traditional culture, we have the temperament of fairy wind and bones, our understanding of all things in the world and the world, clan beliefs, heroic epics, and expressions of joy, anger and sorrow that conform to our own aesthetics.

What's so important about that?

It's just a coat. It can discipline the most shameful and crude side of our national life and show the good side.

How can he say that he has no clothes, and is with his son?

Protect and inherit China's traditional national culture, so that it can form a more complete, complete, good, and more conducive to the inheritance of the folk traditional system. It is the folk culture that is more widely promoted and makes it more popular.

Because only the traditional ones have the personality of the nation. With tradition, there is a foundation, self, and heritage. Only what is inherited is traditional, only what is traditional is national, and only what is national is national.

Where does a nation come from without its own national culture?! A nation without cultural heritage is like a baby without its parents. What is the cornerstone of a nation without its own soul and its own inheritance?

A nation without a national culture is like a walking corpse, and it is only a fraction of a second away from "death!!

Folk culture should certainly be protected. Because folk culture itself is a traditional national culture, it is very important for future and future development. So it should be protected.

It must be passed down A nation has only a dozen or so nations that inherit the east and west under the stage, inherit its fine traditions, and be better carried forward, if even if you have to abandon yourself, then what is the point of its subsequent development and pregnancy There is no national spirit.

So in fact, the intangible cultural heritage, then the main purpose is to protect these relics, and to protect the meaningful cultural heritage created by the wise Hanliang people in the past.

Bringing us something valuable, and passing on these valuable things to the next generation, telling them that we have created such valuable things, in fact, this is the meaning of intangible cultural heritage protection.

And we can also learn a lot from these legacies, about the culture of the past, the actions of the people of the past, and the hardships that have been done in the process of passing it on.