Is Dayu's water control an intangible culture?

Dayu's water control belongs to non-legacy culture.

The legend of Dayu's water control is not only a fairy tale, but also a true history. At that time, the floods in the Yangtze River basin brought great disasters to the people. As an outstanding leader, Yu Yi shouldered the burden of fighting floods without hesitation. It led people to dig mountains and stones, dredge rivers and build dams, and finally succeeded in controlling floods and enabling people to live and work in peace and contentment.

The legend of Dayu's water control is an extremely important fairy tale in the history of China, which reflects Dayu's water control experience in the Yangtze River basin in central China. This legend has been circulated for thousands of years and has become a well-known classic story. 202 1 Dayu's legend of water control was successfully selected into the fifth batch of representative projects of China's intangible cultural heritage, which proved its important position in the cultural history of China.

The significance of intangible culture;

Intangible culture refers to the cultural phenomena and traditional skills listed in the national intangible cultural heritage protection list of China. It includes all aspects of China traditional culture, such as music, dance, opera, arts and crafts, folk customs and so on. It has four characteristics: historical inheritance, cultural connotation, skill inheritance and mass base. The protection and inheritance of intangible culture is of great significance.

Intangible cultural heritage is an important part of China's traditional culture and an indispensable memory and cultural treasure of the Chinese nation. The protection and inheritance of intangible culture is the continuation and development of China's cultural tradition, and it is also an important prospect for the promotion of national cultural soft power. We should attach importance to intangible culture, and strive to protect and inherit it, so that these precious cultural heritages can be carried forward in modern society.