What is the process of South Korea s application for the Dragon Boat Festival World Heritage List Wh

This is a warning to China's lack of attention to traditional culture.

In layman's terms. It's like a nouveau riche who hasn't read anything, and then robs us of our academic qualifications, and then pretends to be very educated, the advantage is to make others think that he has a cultural background.

Upstairs is advertised, and it doesn't matter if you give an answer, bs

Because the Dragon Boat Festival applied by South Korea is different from ours, it is the Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival, which is a traditional program in South Korea, so they were able to successfully apply for the World Heritage Site.

Koreans applied for the Dragon Boat Festival back then, and the full name is the Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival, which is not the same thing as the Dragon Boat Festival we live now in the strict sense. After the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival customs were introduced to the Korean Peninsula, they were incorporated into a lot of Korean folk customs, and then later, many areas of South Korea no longer had the tradition of the Dragon Boat Festival, but the Dragon Boat Festival in the Gangneung area was well preserved, so it was also regarded by Koreans as their country's intangible cultural heritage.

In the Gangneung area, the Dragon Boat Festival has a cumbersome ritual of sacrifice. If we count from the "Eve Festival" to welcome the gods, it is generally held for five days and nights; If you count from the "mountain god festival" to the end of sending the gods, the time is more than 20 days; If you count from the "sake brewing", it will take up to one month. The period includes sacrifices, performances, games and other contents.

Introduction to the Dragon Boat Festival

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Duanyang Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Chongwu Festival, the Tianzhong Festival, etc., is dated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year, and is a folk festival that integrates worshipping gods and ancestors, praying for blessings and warding off evil spirits, celebrating entertainment and eating. The Dragon Boat Festival originated from the worship of natural celestial phenomena and evolved from the dragon sacrifice in ancient times. During the Dragon Boat Festival in midsummer, Canglong Qisu soars in the south**, which is in the most "neutral" position of the year.

The Dragon Boat Festival, originated in China, was originally a festival for ancient ancestors to worship dragon ancestors in the form of dragon boat racing. Because of the legend that Qu Yuan, a poet of Chu during the Warring States Period, committed suicide by jumping into the Miluo River during the Dragon Boat Festival, people later took the Dragon Boat Festival as a festival to commemorate Qu Yuan; In some places, there are also commemorations of Wu Zixu, Cao E and Jie Zitui. In general, the Dragon Boat Festival originated from the dragon totem sacrifice of the Wuyue tribe in Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

For our intangible cultural heritage, we should excavate and protect it more, and not always have the phenomenon of "flowers blooming in the wall and fragrance outside the wall"; However, fortunately, the South Korean Dragon Boat Festival is only for the relevant customs of South Korea, and does not affect the application of the Dragon Boat Festival in China, so we should step up.

We need to be self-reliant and protect ourselves.

The Dragon Boat Festival has a deep relationship with Hubei, and the Southern Dynasty Zongyi's "Jing Chu Years Chronicles" is the earliest complete and vivid record of the Dragon Boat Festival customs. Zigui commemorates Qu Yuan during the Dragon Boat Festival this year, and the Huangshi Xisai Shenzhou Club retains the ancient Dragon Boat Festival customs.

1. Chinese traditional festivals are listed in the world intangible cultural heritage list for the first time, and Hubei has also shown a dazzling cultural business card to the world, Jiang Qinghe, director of the Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center, told reporters excitedly that according to the arrangement of the Ministry of Culture, the Dragon Boat Festival is led by Hubei to declare the world intangible cultural heritage.

2. UNESCO officially approved 76 items to be inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and 22 items nominated and approved by China include the Dragon Boat Festival. Jiang Qinghe said: "It is gratifying that the traditional festivals of Hubei and China have become the common cultural heritage of mankind; As a festival for Chinese people around the world, we are very honored that the Dragon Boat Festival was successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List by Hubei. ”