Tongzhou: Retain nostalgia and inherit civilization - Yongledian Town has built 7 village history museums

Yongledian Town, Tongzhou District, will soon add another village history museum. The Kongzhuang Village History Museum, which is about to be completed, has a large collection of precious red collections and many agricultural tools from the early days of the founding of New China, evoking the villagers' infinite memories. In recent years, Yongledian Town has built 7 distinctive village history museums, one old photos, one old object after another, and old stories, connecting the local strong "nostalgia living room".

The Kongzhuang Village History Museum has been basically completed

Pushing open the antique old wooden door, the Kongzhuang Village History Museum made a stunning appearance. On the wall of Kong Zhuang's surname when you enter the door, the surnames of all the villagers are engraved. Inside, the strong Chinese style design shows the development and future planning of Kongzhuang Village in the past few decades.

In the red collection area, there are many precious old objects. The reporter saw that the display case displayed a compilation of political work study documents from the 60s, voter cards from the 80s, and an old version of the party constitution, which were quite well preserved. Han Baoxin, secretary of the village party branch, introduced: "This was preserved by an old comrade who participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. He joined the party early, and the compilation of study documents, the party constitution, and the voter card of that year were carefully kept. Hearing that the village was going to build a village history museum, the old man's family donated these precious old objects one by one. Although the old man died, these old objects he left behind can give the young people in the village a vivid red education lesson. ”

The Yongledian Town Kongzhuang Village History Museum is next to the newly built cultural activity center, "Villagers come to fitness and entertainment at the same time, they can walk into the village history museum." Tell the children about history, see what the village used to look like, and learn about the history and culture of their hometown. Han Baoxin said. At present, the village history museum has been basically completed, entered the final stage of the exhibition, and is expected to be officially completed at the end of the month, when it will be open to villagers free of charge.

There are also 6 village history museums like this, including 6 in Yongledian Town, which collect old objects from each village, display the long-standing historical and cultural stories of the local area, retain nostalgia, and become the unique "nostalgia hall" of each village.

At the Derenwuqian Street Village History Museum, the sewing and thread jewelry box that was married 60 years ago, the organ purchased for the child "at a huge cost of 600 yuan" 30 years ago, the "old man" who accompanied the village doctor for more than 50 years - bicycles and medicine boxes... More than 200 old objects donated by villagers tell the story of the historical changes of the village. A double-layer jewelry box in the museum is a dowry for villager Zhang Wanying when she gets married. The big red paste paint is still bright, and the word "love" on both sides of the box is still clear. "In 1960, when I was 18 years old, when I got married, my family was poor, there was no decent dowry, and my uncle bought me this jewelry box." Fast forward 60 years, the conditions of Zhang Wanying's home are getting better and better, the old house has been rebuilt, the rooms are spacious and bright, and the children and grandchildren have a successful career.

In Mahedian Village, Lu Songnan, a villager engaged in architectural design work, exerted his professional expertise to help his hometown, participated in the internal space design of the village history museum, and created seven major functions of the 200-square-meter village history museum.

In Dawu Village, which has a century-old history of judging dramas, the head of the village judging troupe and the rehearsal venue have long been shotguns, but the village history museum has specially built a special exhibition room for the judging troupe to collect the precious costumes and old objects of the appraisal and protect the traditional culture. Wang Zhenjiang, secretary of the village party branch, said: "The cultural root of our Dawu Village's centennial drama evaluation cannot be broken. "LingouTun Village has a unique culture where every family can make Cao's kites, and orders have been received overseas. In order to leave the "cultural roots", the village built a kite exhibition hall, on the basis of inheriting Cao's kite, combined with the village kite making technology to carry out variety innovation.

In the DayangCun Village History Museum, there are many objects from the 1950s and 1990s. "In the past, when I bought things, I used to buy them with tickets, but now I can solve them with my mobile phone." Yang Demin, 52, looked at the food stamps in the display case and told several young people about the memories of "shopping with tickets" such as food stamps, cloth tickets and oil tickets.

According to reports, the construction of the village history museum is an important measure for Yongledian Town to promote the construction of beautiful villages, which not only integrates into the nostalgia memory of the village, but also becomes an important window for retaining nostalgia, condensing people's hearts and inheriting civilization. The relevant person in charge of the town said that in the future, these "nostalgic parlors" will be further built into a unique village history and cultural education base.

(Editor-in-Charge: Wu Si)

【Source: Tongzhou District Civilization Office】

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