What aspects does rural cultural construction include?

The construction of rural culture includes: grasping rural education, excavating the essence of rural culture, collecting material culture and inheriting traditional handicrafts.

1, do a good job in rural education

Children are the future of the motherland, which also applies to rural development. Rural education has always been a top priority. A series of problems, such as the large number of left-behind children, many problems in students' education, weak rural teachers, and indifference of rural parents to education, have also caused rural education to fall into a vicious circle. Therefore, it is imperative to build a good rural culture and revitalize rural education.

2. Excavate the essence of rural culture.

In the rural culture accumulated from generation to generation, there are many essence things, and of course there are some obvious things that need to be abandoned. Therefore, in the process of building rural culture, it is particularly important to "take its essence and discard its dross". Nowadays, many places are cultivating and promoting "outstanding figures in rural areas", which is a good publicity link of cultural construction and can play a good buffer role between policies and the masses and gradually penetrate into every rural mass.

3. Material and cultural collection

In big cities, there are museums, collections and exhibition halls. In fact, this is a very effective and invisible means of cultural cultivation, which is very lacking in rural areas. There are many kinds of "characteristic cultural relics" in rural areas, and some ordinary objects that have never been noticed will be given extraordinary significance after concentrated display and story propaganda. That kind of intimacy and cultural identity will naturally arise, so it is very necessary to collect these "cultural relics" with regional characteristics for rural cultural construction.

4. Inheritance of traditional handicrafts

The countryside is the birthplace of traditional handicrafts, but sadly, as young people "go out", more and more traditional handicrafts are facing the crisis of extinction. What we can do is to do a good job of cultural inheritance on the basis of giving some economic support, so as to make the things left by these old ancestors more valuable.