What are the stories of preserving traditional culture

① Stories of Traditional Chinese Culture

During the Warring States period, there was a very great scholar, Mencius. Mencius was very naughty when he was small, and his mother spent a lot of effort to make him get a good education.

When they lived next to a graveyard, Mencius played the game of mourning with the neighborhood children by kneeling and wailing like the adults. When his mom saw this, she frowned: "No way! I can't let my child live here anymore!" So she took Menzie and moved to live next to the marketplace.

When they arrived at the bazaar, Mencius and the neighboring children, again, learned how merchants do business. He bowed to welcome the guests, entertained them, and bargained with them, and acted like a businessman! When his mother found out, she frowned again, "This place is not suitable for my children to live in either!"

They moved again, this time to a neighborhood near the school. Mengzi began to become orderly, polite, and liked to read. This time, Mengzi's mom nodded her head in satisfaction and said, "This is where my son should live!"

(1) What are some extended readings of stories about preserving traditional culture:

Traditional Chinese culture should first include thought, writing, and language, followed by the six arts, which are: rituals, music, archery, imperialism, books, and mathematics, and then calligraphy, music, martial arts, music, and chess, which are derived from living in affluence, Festivals, folklore, etc. Traditional culture is something that is closely related and integrated into our lives, something that we enjoy without realizing it.

Traditional Chinese culture should include: ancient texts, ancient poems, words, musical compositions, fugues, national music, national dramas, operas, Chinese paintings, calligraphy, couplets, lantern riddles, shooting riddles, wine orders, hiatus, etc.;

Traditional festivals (all according to the lunar calendar) include: Spring Festival on the first day of the first month of the year (the Lunar New Year), Lantern Festival on the first day of the first month of the year, Ching Ming Festival on the fifth day of the fourth month, the Cold Food Festival before and after the Ching Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of the fifth month of the fifth month, and the Duanwu Festival on the seventh day of the seventh month of the seventh month. Dragon Boat Festival, July 7 Tanabata Festival, August 15 Mid-Autumn Festival, Lunar New Year's Eve on the 30th, as well as a variety of folk activities, etc.; including the traditional calendar, including the ancient natural sciences of China, as well as living in the various regions of China, the traditional culture of the various ethnic minorities is also a part of traditional Chinese culture.

② What are the stories of traditional culture

Stories of traditional Chinese culture

Meng mother three moves

The warring states, there is a very great great scholar Mengzi. When Mencius was young, he was very naughty, and his mother spent a lot of effort to give him a good education!

When they lived next to a cemetery, Mencius played a funeral game with the neighboring children by kneeling and wailing like adults. When his mom saw this, she frowned: "No way! I can't let my child live here anymore!" So she took Mencius and moved to live next to the marketplace. When they arrived at the bazaar, Mencius and the neighboring children, again, learned how merchants did business. He bowed to welcome the guests, entertained them, and bargained with them! When his mother found out, she frowned again, "This place is not suitable for my child to live in either!" They moved again, this time to a neighborhood near the school. Menzie began to become orderly, polite, and loved to read. By this time, Mengzi's mom nodded her head in satisfaction and said, "This is where my son should live!"

Strange eel

In ancient China, there was a scholar named Zhou Yu, once a friend gave him his favorite eel, coincidentally, this day idle, Zhou Yu a moment of itch to try his hand, try their own long time not to show cooking skills, want to cook a pot of stewed eel soup to drink.

Zhou Yu put the eel into the pot, let them swim freely in the cold water, the pot under the small fire slowly heating, water temperature a little higher, the eel in the case of no notice, slowly will be cooked. It is said that the eel cooked in this way has not gone through the struggle of being slaughtered, the meat will not be taut, the flavor is the best.

The soup boiled, Zhou Yu lifted the lid of the pot to take a look, and found a strange phenomenon, there is an eel in the pot, the body is actually bowed upward, leaving only the head and tail in the boiling soup. This eel's entire abdomen was bent upwards above the water surface, and until it died, it still maintained this posture without falling down.

Seeing this situation, Zhou Yu is very curious, quickly fish out this eel, with a knife to cut open its stomach, want to see why it is so hard to bend the stomach up. After cutting open, Zhou Yu was surprised to find that the eel's stomach is full of eggs, the number is too large to count, so it is trying to protect their children.

Hua Mulan's father in the army

During the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu people in the north invaded our country, and the war was so tight that Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty ordered a conscription. The Emperor ordered the conscription. Hua Mulan's father was old and sick, but the court pressed him again and again, and there was no boy at home, so Hua Mulan bravely disguised herself as a man and joined the army in her father's place.

Hua Mulan was in the army for 12 years, but no one realized that she was a woman. On the battlefield, she fought bravely and established outstanding merits, and was personally summoned and honored by the emperor. In the face of fame and fortune, Hua Mulan was calm and indifferent, and only asked the emperor to authorize her to return to her hometown to serve her aging parents.

Lu Jie's Orange Legacy

Lu Jie of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period was known as a child prodigy because he loved to read, and at the age of six, Lu Jie followed his

father, Lu Kang, to Jiujiang to pay a visit to the renowned Yuan Shu. He answered all of Yuan Shu's questions without being overbearing, and Yuan Shu was so pleased that he made an exception and asked him to sit with the adults, and even took out a tangerine to entertain him. The first time I saw this, I was so happy to see you, and I'm so happy to see you.

Before leaving, Lu Jie bent over to Yuan Shu, and the tangerines rolled down from his arms to the ground. Yuan Shu was surprised and asked, "You came to my house as a guest, and when you leave you still want to steal and hide your master's oranges?" Lu Jie replied, "My mother loves to eat oranges, and I thought it would be too bad for my mother not to be able to eat such delicious oranges, so I brought two back for her." Yuan Shu saw that he knew how to be filial to his mother at a young age, and not only did he not blame him, but he appreciated him even more.

Lu Jie, as an adult, was talented and had many accomplishments, and was all righteousness, a famous clean official in history.

Wu Mang, who was eight years old, knew how to honor his parents. Because his family was poor, there was no mosquito net, every summer night, his father was always

bitten by mosquitoes and could not sleep well. Wu Mang thought of a way, is to take off his shirt sitting in front of his father's bed, let the mosquitoes how to bite themselves, Wu Mang do not go to drive, worry about those mosquitoes left himself will go to bite his father.

Zhang Liang honored the old man and worshipped his teacher

Zhang Liang was a Korean during the Warring States period, and one day while walking on a bridge, he happened to see an old man sitting on the edge of the bridge, and one of his shoes fell underneath the bridge. The old man said to Zhang Liang, "Young man, help me pick up my shoe." Zhang Liang rushed under the bridge to retrieve the shoe. The old man said, "Put it on for me!" Zhang Liang wanted to do a good deed to the end, so he knelt down and respectfully put on the old man's shoes. The old man smiled mysteriously and left.

Not far away, the old man returned to Zhang Liang and said, "Young man, I think you are worthy of teaching, five days later in the morning, you still come here to see me." Although Zhang Liang felt strange, he still agreed good-naturedly.

Five days later, Zhang Liang came to the bridge and saw that the old man had already waited there. When he saw Zhang Liang, the old man said unhappily, "Come back in five days!" and turned his head away. He said, "Come back in five days!" and turned his head away.

After five days, as soon as the rooster crowed, Zhang Liang got up to go to the appointment, but I did not expect the old man arrived first. This time, the old man was even more angry, and said, "Late again, come back in five days!"

Another five days later, Zhang Liang went to the bridge in the middle of the night to wait. The old man came to the bridge in the middle of the night. This time, the old man smiled and took out a scroll of bamboo slips from his pocket and handed it to Zhang Liang, saying "Read through this book and you can be the emperor's teacher."

Zhang Liang went home and found the book called "The Art of War of Taigong" and studied it diligently from then on. Later, Zhang Liang followed Liu Bang to win many battles and became a famous historical general.

Chung Yeung Honors the Elderly

The ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar is the traditional Chinese festival of Chung Yeung. Because the old "I Ching" in the "six" as the number of yin, the "nine" as the number of yang, September 9, the sun and the moon and yang, the two nine heavy, so it is called Chung Yeung, also known as Chung Nine, the ancients believe that it is a worthy of celebrating the auspicious day, and from early on this holiday!

The festival is also called Chongyang, also known as Chongjiu.

The celebration of the Chung Yeung Festival activities are colorful and romantic, generally including trips to enjoy the scenery, climbing high and far away, viewing chrysanthemums, all inserted cornelian cherry, eat Chung Yeung cake, drink chrysanthemum wine and other activities.

Jiuzhongyang, because with the "Jiuzhong" homophonic, nine in the number is the largest number, there is a long and long-lasting meaning, in 1989

In 1989, China's September 9 every year as the Elderly Day, the combination of tradition and modern ingenuity, to become a festival of respect for the elderly, honoring the elderly, love the elderly, help the elderly.

③ What are the short stories about traditional Chinese culture

Virtues Yu Shun plowed the field Kong Rong let the pear Weng Gong love brother Zhong Yu negative rice Meng mother three moves Tao Yuanming recluse version of Wang Xizhi right to practice calligraphy Idioms indomitable indomitable halfway to give up the cup bow snake shadow unashamedly ask the East Shi xiao knitting knitting the knitting brows out of the chapter to take the meaning of the parting of ways the parting of the ways the Bauhinia ask for the sin water drinking water to go to the river and the high mountains and the flowing water to draw a snake add to the feet of drawing dragons pointing to clear the fire to get to a dream. The Torch Festival The Tibetan Fruit Festival Myths Pangu opened the world, Nuwa created man, Nuwa patched up the sky, Jingwei filled the sea, Houyi shot the sun, Tengu ate the moon, the origin of the seeds, the legend of Alishan

④ What are the stories of the traditional culture

Virtues

Yu Shun plowed the field

Kong Rong gave up the pear

Duke Wen loved his brother

Zhongyu carried rice

Mencius mother moved three times

The first time I saw a woman, I saw a woman, I saw a woman, I saw a woman, I saw a woman, I saw a woman. The Three Moves of Mencius

Tao Yuanming's Return to Seclusion

Wang Xizhi's Struggle to Practice Calligraphy

Idioms

Unrelenting

Giving Up Halfway

Cup Bow, Snake, and Shadow

Unashamedly Asked

Dong Shi Xiu Shi

Taking Meaning from Outside of Context

The Parting of the Ways

The Sword of Brambles

The Waterfalls of the Waterfalls

The Waterfalls of the Waterfalls of the Waterfalls

When it's all water under the bridge

Going to the fire

High water and high water

Drawing a snake

Drawing a dragon

Dreaming

High winds know

Cunningly clever

Carving up a boat

Spamming it

Makes a fool of himself

A masterpiece of the sword

A masterpiece of the sword

Lantern Festival

Qingming Festival and Treading Green

Cowboys and Weaving Maidens Meeting on the Seventh Day of the Lunar New Year

Legend of the Mid-Autumn Festival

Legend of the 9th Day of the 9th Moon Festival

Lapcha congee story

The Dragon Raises its Head on the Second Day of the 2nd Moon

Origin of Chinese Zodiac Signs

The Dai People's Water Festival

The Yi People's Torch Festival

The Tibetan Fruit Festival

Myths

Pangu opened the world

Nvwa created man

Nvwa patched up the sky

Jingwei filled the ocean with sea water

Houyi shoots at the sun

Tengu eats the moon

Origin of the seeds

Legend of Alishan

⑤ Traditional Chinese cultural stories

1. A man who was good at predicting good and bad luck and mastering magic numbers lived near the border. Once, his horse ran away to the place where the Hu people lived for no reason. People came to console him for this. But the old man said, "How is this not a blessing?" After a few months, the lost horse returned with many of the hu-man's fine horses. People came to congratulate him.

The old man said again, "How is this not a calamity?" The fortune-teller's family had many good horses, and his son, who loved to ride, ended up falling off his horse and breaking his leg. People came to console him.

The old man said, "How is this not a good thing?" After a year, the Hu invaded the border fortress in force, and able-bodied men were conscripted to fight. There were many deaths in the neighborhood of the border fortress. Only Sehong's son was exempted from the conscription because of his lame leg, and father and son together preserved their lives.

2. Self-contradiction

During the Warring States period, there was a man in Chu who sold spears and shields. He first boasted that his shield was very hard, saying, "Nothing can break it, no matter with what!" Then he boasted of the sharpness of his spear, saying, "Nothing can be destroyed by it, no matter what!"

The man in the marketplace questioned him, "What will happen to your shields if you stab them with your spear?" , the man could not answer. The crowd laughed at him. A shield that cannot be pierced and a spear that does not have a shield that cannot be pierced cannot **** exist together.

3. Carving a Boat for a Sword

There was a man in the state of Chu who crossed the river, and when his sword fell out of the boat into the water, he immediately carved a mark on the side of the boat, and said, "It was my sword that fell out of here." The boat stopped, and (this man of Chu) went down into the water from the place where he had carved the mark to look for the sword. The boat had gone forward, but the sword would not go forward with the boat. Isn't it confusing to look for the sword like this?

4. Covering up the ears and stealing the bell

When Fan fell, a man took the opportunity to steal a bell. Wanted to escape with it on his back, but the bell was too big to carry; so he smashed the bell with a mallet, and just as he did so, the bell bells and whistles rang loudly. He was afraid that others would hear the bell and come and take it away, so he hastened to cover his ears tightly. He thought that if he covered his ears, no one else could hear it, which was ridiculous.

5, drawing dragons and dotting the eyes

Zhang Shengxiao painted four dragons on the walls of the Anle Temple in Jinling, but did not paint the eyes, and he often said, "Pointed the eyes of the dragons will fly away." People thought it was absurd, and (Zhang) lit the eyes of one of the dragons. A moment later, thunder and lightning broke the wall, and that one dragon flew up into the sky on a cloud, and all the dragons that had not had their eyes pointed out were there.

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⑥ What are the stories of Chinese traditional culture

Chinese traditional short story 1: Kong Rong let the pear

Kong Rong as a child is smart and good at learning, quick-witted, skillful in speech and wonderful answer, everyone boasted that he was a strange child. 4 years old, he could recite a lot of poems and fugues and knew the etiquette, his parents were very happy.

One day, his father bought some pears, and specially chose the biggest pear for Kong Rong. Kong Rong shook his head, but chose the smallest pear and said, "I am the youngest, I should eat the smallest pear. After hearing this, his father was pleasantly surprised and asked, "Is your younger brother younger than you?" Kong Rong said, "My brother is younger than me, I should give it to him too." The story of Kong Rong giving up his pear soon spread all over Qufu and has been passed down as a good example for many parents to educate their children.

When the morning dawned, Zhang Liang took out the book and took a look at it, which turned out to be "The Art of War of Taigong" (the book of war of Jiang Taigong, who aided King Wu of Zhou in conquering the Zhou Dynasty)! Zhang Liang treasured it so much that he often familiarized himself with it and studied and researched it over and over again.

Sixteen years later, Chen Sheng and others rose up against Qin, and Zhang Liang gathered more than 100 people to respond. When Liu Bang, the Duke of Pei, led a few thousand men and captured some places in the west of Xiapi, Zhang Liang submitted to him and became his subordinate. From then on, Zhang Liang often offered his advice to the Duke of Pei according to "The Art of War of Taigong", and Pei recognized it as very good and often adopted his strategies, and later became Liu Bang's military advisor in planning and strategizing to win the battle of the thousand miles. After Liu Bang became the emperor, he was appointed as the Marquis of Liu.

Zhang Liang never forgot the old man who gave him "The Art of War". 13 years later, when he followed Liu Bang through Jibei, he really saw a yellow stone under the Gucheng Mountain, and retrieved it, called it "Huangshi Gong", and enshrined it as a treasure to be worshipped on a regular basis. After Zhang Liang's death, his family buried the yellow stone with him.

⑦ Chinese traditional culture stories

1, Le Yangzi halfway

During the Warring States period, the State of Wei, there was a man named Le Yangzi, whose wife was well-informed, gentle and virtuous. One year, Le Yangzi decided to go out to study, and his wife stayed at home to spin and weave. However, one day he suddenly returned home and told his wife that he was too homesick to study. When his wife heard this, she said nothing, but picked up the scissors and cut the cloth on the loom in half.

Then she said, "These cloths on the loom look very beautiful, but they are slowly accumulated by a single thread, and now I cut them off with one cut, which is tantamount to giving up all the work. You are studying outside, the same reason as I am spinning threads and weaving cloth, how can you learn anything if you give up halfway like this?" Le Yangzi felt that his wife's words were very reasonable, so he went to continue his study again.

2. Zhong C繇习书

During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a famous calligrapher named Zhong C繇, who was the founder of the regular script. As a child, Zhong Cao was smart and studious, and he loved the art of calligraphy. In order to practice calligraphy, he often practiced calligraphy day and night, regardless of the occasion and place. Once, when he was playing with his buddies, he even took the opportunity to squat on the ground and write in the interval of playing.

He spent more than thirty years of his life practicing calligraphy. After persistent efforts, Zhong finally became a famous calligrapher. Later, when someone came to his door to ask him for the secret of calligraphy, he smiled and said, "I don't have any secret! I just work a little harder and put in more effort than others."

3. Ziyou ruled Wucheng

At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a scholar named Ziyou in the State of Wu who studied under the sage Confucius. Confucius taught him, "Those who are in power should use rituals and music to educate the common people, so that they will obey the orders and live in peace and work in contentment." After completing his studies, Zi You became a magistrate of Wucheng in the state of Lu. He followed his teacher's instructions and taught the people to follow the rites and rituals with rites and music.

On this day, Confucius came to Wucheng with some of his disciples, and he was very happy to hear the sound of stringed music and singing everywhere in the city. When Zi You met his teacher, he said respectfully, "I have listened to my teacher's teaching, and I have used rites and music to educate the people. Now people are no longer barbaric and vulgar, but know how to be polite, and the law and order is naturally better." Zi You was appreciated by Confucius for what he had learned.

4, Qi Ji monk a word master

Tang Dynasty, there is a monk called Qi Ji, very fond of plum blossoms. One winter, he saw the snow open plum blossoms, but not the poetry, immediately recited a "early plum", which has two lines like this: "the former village deep snow, last night, several branches open." When Qi Ji traveled around the world, he took this "Early Plum" written by himself to the poet Zheng Gu for advice.

Zheng Gu read it and said, "Since several branches of plum blossoms have bloomed, it can't be considered an early plum." After much deliberation, he changed these two lines to read: "In the deep snow of the former village, a branch bloomed last night." Although Zheng Gu only changed the word "several" to "one", he made "Early Plum" closer to the meaning of the poem. Qi Ji was so impressed that he bowed to the ground in worship. From then on, people called Zheng Gu as Qi Ji's "one-word master".

5. Wuding's Rise

King Wuding was a famous ruler in history, and at the beginning of his reign, he was ambitious to revive the Shang dynasty. To this end, he recruited talents from all over the world. Once, Wuding heard that a slave named Fu Shang was very talented, and wanted to appoint him, but he was afraid that his ministers would oppose him because of his lowly background, so he came up with an idea.

One day at court, he told his ministers, "The late king sent me a dream last night that he would send important ministers to assist the state." When he had finished speaking, he had a painter draw a portrait of the important minister according to his description, and sent someone to fetch Fu said according to this drawing. When the ministers saw that Fu said was a great sage recommended by the late king in a dream, they dared not object. With the assistance of Fu Shuo, Wuding made great efforts to rule the country, and in only three years, he created the famous golden age in history - "Wuding Zhongxing".

(7) What are the stories of the protection of traditional culture Extended reading

Traditional Chinese culture should first of all include thought, writing, language, followed by the six arts, that is: rituals, music, archery, imperialism, books, numbers, and then calligraphy, music, martial arts, music, music, music, chess, festivals, folklore and so on, which are derived from the affluence of life. Traditional culture is something that is closely related and integrated into our lives, something that we enjoy without realizing it.

Traditional Chinese culture should include: ancient texts, ancient poems, words, musical compositions, fugues, national music, national theater, operas, Chinese paintings, calligraphy, couplets, lantern riddles, shooting riddles, wine orders, hermetic phrases and so on.

Traditional festivals (all according to the lunar calendar) include: Spring Festival on the first day of the first month (Lunar New Year), Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month, Ching Ming Festival on the fifth day of the fourth month, Cold Food Festival around the time of the Ching Ming Festival, Duanwu Festival on the fifth day of the fifth month, Tanabata Festival on the seventh day of the seventh month, Mid-Autumn Festival on the fifteenth day of the eighth month, Lunar New Year's Eve on the thirtieth day of the lunar month, as well as a variety of folkloric activities.

The ancient natural sciences of China, including the traditional calendar, and the traditional cultures of the regions and minorities living in China are also part of traditional Chinese culture.

⑧ Stories of Passing on Traditional Culture

1 Filial Piety Moves Heaven Shun, the legendary ancient emperor, one of the five emperors, surnamed Yao, first name Chonghua, numbered Yu Clan, historically known as Yu Shun. According to legend, his father, goze, and his stepmother and half-brother, elephants, tried to kill him many times: when Shun was asked to repair the roof of a barn, he set fire to the barn, and escaped by jumping down from the barn with two hats in his hands; when Shun was asked to dig a well, goze and elephants filled the well with earth, and Shun escaped by digging a tunnel. Afterward, Shun did not feel any resentment, but remained obedient to his father and compassionate to his brother. His filial piety touched the Heavenly Emperor. When Shun plowed in Li Mountain, elephants plowed the land for him and birds hoe the grass for him. Emperor Yao heard that Shun was very filial and had the ability to handle political affairs, and married his two daughters, E Huang and N Ying, to him; after years of observation and testing, he chose Shun to be his successor. After Shun ascended to the throne of heaven, he went to visit his father and remained respectful, and made Xiang a vassal. 2. Liu Heng, Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, the third son of Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, was born to Empress Dowager Bo. He became the emperor in the eighth year of the reign of Empress Dowager Bo (180 BC). He was famous for his filial piety and never slacked in serving his mother. When his mother was sick for three years, he often did not see her and did not take care of her clothes; he tasted the medicines she took before letting her take them. He reigned for 24 years, the importance of virtue, rituals, pay attention to the development of agriculture, so that the Western Han Dynasty social stability, prosperity, economic recovery and development, he and the reign of Emperor Jingdi of Han Dynasty is known as the "rule of Wenjing. 3. Zeng Sen (曾参) was a native of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, a favorite disciple of Confucius, known as Zeng Zi (曾子), and famous for his filial piety. When he was a young man, his family was poor and he used to go into the mountains to fetch firewood. One day, when there was a guest in the house, his mother, not knowing what to do, bit her finger with her teeth. Suddenly, Zeng Sen felt his heart ache and knew that his mother was calling him, so he quickly returned home with the firewood on his back and knelt down to ask the reason. His mother said, "A guest has suddenly arrived, and I am biting my finger in anticipation of your return." Zeng Sen then received the guest and treated him with courtesy. Zeng Sen was a learned man, who proposed the cultivation method of "I save myself three times a day" ("Analects - Xue而"), and was said to have authored Confucian classics such as "The University" and "The Book of Filial Piety", which were honored by Confucians in later times as "Zong Sheng". 4, Hundred Mile Negative Rice Zhong Yu, Zi Lu, Ji Lu, Spring and Autumn Period, Lu people, Confucius's favorite disciple, straightforward and brave character, very filial. In his early years, his family was so poor that he used to pick wild vegetables for his own meals, but he carried rice home from a hundred miles away to serve his parents. After the death of his parents, he became a great official and was ordered to go to the state of Chu, where he was accompanied by a hundred carriages and horses and accumulated ten thousand bells of grain. Sitting on the stacked brocade mattresses and eating sumptuous feasts, he often missed his parents and lamented, "Even if I want to eat wild vegetables and carry rice for my parents, where can I get it again?" Confucius praised him, saying, "You have served your parents with all your might in life and missed them in death!" Min Lian (闵损), with the character Ziqian (子骞), was a native of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, and a disciple of Confucius. Confucius once praised him, saying, "Filial piety, Min Ziqian!" (Analects? Advanced"). His birth mother died early, and his father took a stepmother and had two more sons. His stepmother often mistreated him. In winter, his two younger brothers wore winter clothes made of cotton, but he was given "cotton clothes" made of rushes. One day, when his father went out, Min Loss was shivering from the cold when he was leading the car and dropped the rope on the ground, he was reprimanded and whipped by his father, and the rushes flew out with the broken seams of his coat, and his father realized that Min Loss was being mistreated. The father returns home and wants to banish his wife. Min Lian knelt down and begged his father to forgive his stepmother, saying, "If I leave my mother behind, I will only be cold, but if I leave my mother behind, all three of my children will be cold." The father was very touched and obeyed him. When his stepmother heard of this, she repented of her mistake and treated him as her own son from then on. 6、Deer Milk Serving Kindness Tancan Zi, a person in the Spring and Autumn Period. His parents were old and suffered from eye disease, which needed to be cured by drinking deer's milk. He went into the mountains with his deer skin on, and entered the deer herd to squeeze the milk and offer it to his parents. Once to take milk, saw the hunter was about to shoot a muntjac deer, Tantzi hastily lifted up the deer skin now out of the crowded deer milk for both parents to tell the hunter, the hunter honored his filial piety, to the deer milk gift, escorted him out of the mountains. Traditional culture is the evolution of civilization and brought together into a national culture reflecting the national character and style, is a national history of various ideological and cultural, conceptual form of the overall character. All over the world, each nation has its own traditional culture. China's traditional culture to Confucianism and Taoism complementary to the kernel, as well as the Mohist, the famous, Shiism class, the Muslim class, the Western-style class, modern Western culture and other cultural forms, including: ancient texts, poems, lyrics, songs, fugue, folk music, national theater, opera, Chinese painting, calligraphy, couplets, riddles, shooting, wine, hermetic phrases, and so on.

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Folk paper-cutting attracts visitors

A child learns paper-cutting at a folklore event.

A little girl shows off her paper-cutting exercises.

A folk paper-cutting artist is performing the art of paper-cutting for tourists.

This is a folk paper-cutting artist live cut paper flowers.

"May Day" Golden Week, known as the hometown of folk paper-cutting art in Inner Mongolia and Lingge County in Shengle Baiting Park held a unique folk characteristics of paper-cutting activities, attracting many visitors to watch and learn.

"Cyanide" in the time and space interlaced interpretation of traditional cultural preservation story

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, April 21, special "CHINA is China, almost every one knows. CHINA or porcelain, know less and less people. We have an unknown number of civilizations in China that need to be inherited and developed like the blue and white porcelain. I can not bear to watch them in the gradual disappearance, sinking. I can only cry out and tell through the tool in my hand, the movie!" Director Sang Hua said so after the screening of the film "Qing Hua", an entry to the 12th University Film Festival.

A Yuan Dynasty vase of blue and white flowers, leading to three different time and space stories, time interlacing, identity confusion, the illusion of love, the distortion of human nature ...... life is like a passing cloud, only the silence in the blue and white flowers in the porcelain, in the river of time to survive forever.

The movie "Cyanide" tells the story of a piece of porcelain from birth to loss and then to today's search. The hero and heroine are one person to play a triangle, respectively, played the Yuan Dynasty to die for the porcelain master and wife, the late Qing Dynasty to protect the national treasure of the young master and wife, as well as the modern young porcelain artist Qinghua and profit-minded entrepreneur Yang Fang. This is also China's first film will be projected in the perspective of the traditional Chinese art "porcelain" on the film, although the subject matter is relatively cold, but the movie reflects the depth of the ancient Chinese porcelain, Chinese ceramic artists through the generations of the spirit of humility, resilience, so that the viewer is y impressed.

Liu Xiowen, deputy secretary general of the Chinese Filmmakers Association, believes that the spirit reflected in "Qing Hua" is positive and thought-provoking. The structure of the movie is very innovative, and the arrangement of the three time zones constantly intertwined is very smooth, which is enough to reflect the intention of the director and others. In addition, the male lead of the drama Yang Zi, although his usual identity is the executive president of a Shanghai enterprise, has never been involved in the film industry before, but the first time acting performance is also quite not bad

China declared the legend of the Liangzhu, the Gesar epic, the Mongolian long tunes, the Qinqiang, Wuqiao acrobatics, etc., as the world's intangible cultural heritage