The fun, delicious and delicious "Fu" Street of the Wangfu of Yijin Holoqia Town is about to be unveiled and meet everyone! Come to the Royal Mansion of Yijin Horoqi County to experience the traditional intangible cultural heritage full of "fireworks".
Intangible cultural heritage inheritors are stationed
The intangible cultural heritage inheritors of Junwangfu Square are stationed in an intangible cultural heritage workshop of fire pen calligraphy and painting (Yijin Holo brand painting), a traditional silver filigree inlay studio, a needle-punched felt art and cultural creativity, and a popular IP tea drink appreciation store derived from the intangible cultural heritage project "Ordos Tea", which integrates learning, experience, training, display and sales, and visitors can immerse themselves in the charm of intangible cultural heritage.
Museum on the wall
"The Ijin Horo Flag Comes From Here" wall museum, the years are speechless, and the naturalist can speak. The museum on the wall gives the temperature to the cultural relics on the cold wall, so that the wall calls for the cultural relics, and transforms the cold and stiff wall with a single function into a multi-functional composite public facility with thickness, temperature, reading and experience.
"In Forry" cultural space
The "Zaifuli" cultural space will upgrade and transform the original tourist service center to create a comprehensive space that combines tourist services, intangible cultural heritage display, cultural and creative gift sales, team building research and other multi-functions. The building follows the traditional painting process of the century-old county palace, and the image of the prince and Fujin is painted on the exterior wall, and at the same time, it is a good place to take photos and check in!
Intangible Cultural Heritage Corridor
For the first time, the intangible cultural heritage corridor adopts the design form of commercial beauty display windows, and through the perfect combination of color, composition and lighting, every window that tourists pass by is a world. It is divided into four chapters: "Ijin Holo in the Intangible Cultural Heritage", "Ijin Holo on the Tip of the Tongue", "Ijin Holo Between the Stitches" and "Ijin Holo in the Notes". Tourists and friends can see the prairie through a window, the aroma of yogurt steamed buns, bean noodles, shell cakes, Ben Amu, and milk wine lingers around, and you can see the dazzling gold and silver threads, the dazzling red coral, and the delicacy of silver ornaments......
In Yijin Horo, intangible cultural heritage is no longer a dusty term such as "old antiques" and "old objects", but a museum on the wall of the commercial street, a grass and a tree in the park square, and a meat and a vegetable, a needle and a thread in the lives of the people.
Help build the "Northern Xinjiang Cultural Brand", with the sense of community of the Chinese nation as the main line, and fully display the Chinese cultural symbols and images shared by all ethnic groups in major events, important celebrations and festivals. During the Spring Festival, a series of activities of "Joy and Fortune Longteng - Yijin Horo National Tide Joy Gathering" were carefully planned and launched, where tourists can wear Hanfu, enjoy lanterns, watch intangible cultural heritage, watch folk performances, visit the county king's mansion, and take beautiful photos of the national tide. During the "May Day" holiday, the Flower Tide Festival and a number of live performances such as "Cloud Wants Neon Ancient Style" and "Present the Palace" were held in the Junwangfu Square, and the real-life repertoire of "Dreaming Back to the Junwangfu" was arranged and launched, reproducing the red memory of the century-old Wangfu and premiering on the Dragon Boat Festival. By holding a series of trendy cultural tourism activities of exchange, mutual learning and cultural sharing, the people of all ethnic groups can have in-depth exchanges and integration in cultural tourism activities.
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Source: Yijin Holo Cultural Tourism Editor: Wu Zhuoqun Proofreader: Li Rong
Review: Yang Yang