Sixth “China in the Eyes of Americans – American Youth Telling the Stories of Hubei with Lenses and Paintbrushes” Camp Highlights
Phoenix TV full report：
Chapter 1: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDheR82Ob
Chapter 2: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDhfJdBYE
Chapter 3: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDhgtr4Qh
Chapter 4: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDhhnqP0F
Chapter 5: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDy5TzVrY
Chapter 6: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDyuf0Oyp
Chapter 8: https://weibo.com/5036617549/PDHUJA0Cb
YHCCA members’ first station Wuhan.
Wuhan station: YHCCA members learned how to Draw Plum Blossom Fans from Mr. Yu Lixin.
YHCCA members' second station: Enshi. YHCCA members went to Xuan'en County, Enshi, Hubei. We experienced the tea picking process in Enshi, learned tea ceremony etiquette, tasted Enshi tea, understood the historical heritage of Enshi selenium tea culture’s foreign exchange. We learned about the Tea Horse Road, the “century artery” for the dissemination of Chinese tea culture. We took photos for the beautiful tea town, and showcased the achievements of China’s rural revitalization.
Enshi station: YHCCA and Hubei University for Nationalities jointly launched the "Youth Envoy Exchange and Learning Program" and participated in the cultural exchange experience activities. The "Youth Envoy Exchange and Learning Project" jointly carried out by YHCCA and Hubei University for Nationalities with the theme of "American Chinese Youth Telling the Story of Hubei Enshi with Lenses" was a complete success! This is a cross-cultural exchange project with far-reaching significance - "American Youth Telling the Story of Hubei Enshi Prefecture with Lenses". It not only reflects the interaction between American and Chinese youth in the fields of culture and art, but also shows the unique charm of Enshi in the hearts of young people around the world...
Enshi station: YHCCA Members participated in the cultural exchange activities of Xilankapu.
Enshi station: YHCCA members visited Enshi Grand Canyon.
YHCCA members' third station: Xiaogan. Sixth “China in the Eyes of Americans – American Youth Telling the Stories of Hubei with Lenses and Paintbrushes” Camp in Xiaogan, Hubei was officially launched at Hanchuan First Middle School.
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Xiaogan station: YHCCA went to Hanchuan – once again touching the intangible cultural heritage and Hanchuan First Middle School students danced “Lian Xiang” together to complete the Hanchuan intangible cultural heritage dance “Yiyayo”! This dance is also the award-winning program of Hanchuan First Middle School representing Hubei Xiaogan in the CCTV folk dance performance.
Xiaogan station: YHCCA visited Yunmeng County Museum. Watching their classmates holding their breath and gazing at the thousand-year-old ink marks on the Qin bamboo slips and touching the residual warmth of the bronze in the Chu vessels, they suddenly felt that cultural resonance never needs translation. The laws on the bamboo slips and the totems in the lacquerware all tell of the profoundness of the land of Yunmeng, and the light in the eyes of the teenagers is probably the best answer to the inheritance of civilization…
Xiaogan station: YHCCA went to Yunmeng County…Happy Moment…
Xiaogan station: The intangible cultural heritage scene is so exciting! When the beats of Hubei drums woke up the afternoon in Yunmeng, the characters in the shadow play fluttered on the screen, and the students instantly turned into “little drama fans”. The amazing thing was that the face-changing master flicked his sleeves, causing the whole audience to exclaim! The most surprising thing was the Chinese martial arts performance. The sight of the Chinese teenagers following their master in horse stance made even the Qin bamboo slips in the museum seem to be “thumbs-up” ~ The charm of intangible cultural heritage can really ignite the world in a second.
Xiaogan station: YHCCA experienced the charm of Xiaogan's traditional culture of carved paper-cutting.
Xiaogan station: YHCCA traveling to Hanchuan, experiencing diverse culture from intangible cultural heritage to industry.
Xiaogan station: YHCCA experienced the intangible cultural heritage crafts such as tie-dyeing and carved paper-cutting in Yunmeng Wuluo Town, New Era Civilization Practice Center and Xiaogan Carved Paper-cutting Research Institute.
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