"Writing the Grand Canal" calligraphy and painting exhibition debuts at Haidian Library (North Library)
2024-08-18
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China News Service, Beijing, August 18 (Reporter Ying Ni) As one of the activities of the 2024 Haidian District National Reading Season, the "Writing the Grand Canal" calligraphy and painting exhibition opened recently at the Haidian Library (North Branch).
In order to let more children have a comprehensive understanding of the cultural connotations of Beijing, Wenquan Town in Haidian District and Beijing Jiuzhou Yanmo Education Technology Co., Ltd. have gathered well-known educators, experts and scholars in the art world, calligraphy extracurricular education units in the capital and across the country, as well as young people who love reading and art, and jointly launched a series of traditional cultural activities with writing as the starting point. Through the 2024 Haidian District National Reading Season series of activities, they will personally experience the intangible cultural heritage skills and the spirit of China's excellent traditional culture hidden therein.
Student representatives displayed the seven characters "Interpreting China through Writing" on the spot. Photo provided by the organizer
Ma Yufeng, director of Haidian Library (North Branch), and Qin Zhijun, principal of Zhongguancun No. 1 Primary School Science City Branch, delivered speeches respectively. Student representatives wrote the seven characters "Interpreting China with Writing" on the spot, and Wu Chuanyi, vice chairman of the Chinese Workers Calligraphers Association, commented on the children's works on the spot.
Duan Qingfeng, the general planner of the event, said that the calligraphy and painting exhibition with the theme of "One Axis and Three Belts" (Note: Beijing Central Axis, Grand Canal Cultural Belt, Great Wall Cultural Belt, Xishan Yongding River Cultural Belt) has diverse styles, inherits classics, adheres to the right path and innovates, and is a concentrated display of the capital's resource advantages and cultural advantages. The event uses rich and diverse forms to show the image of "country", "capital" and "home" in the hearts of young people. The unique and magnificent cultural concept of "One Axis and Three Belts" is engraved in the mind, poured into the fingertips, and retained in the growth process of young people.
It is reported that the exhibition is guided by the Haidian Culture and Tourism Bureau, supported by the Haidian Library, and hosted by Wenquan Town, Haidian District, and will last until August 30. (End)
