"Red Gang tailor" to declare the cultural heritage
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To declare the first batch of state-level intangible cultural heritage, a television documentary about the "Red Tailor Tailor" was filmed in the Ningbo Museum of Clothing and Clothing yesterday. Prior to this, Zhejiang Province has included "red tailor", Hangzhou Longjing tea production technology, Shaoxing rice wine brewing technology, Shaoxing Opera, South Opera legacy included in the declaration of the first national directory of intangible cultural heritage. It is understood that the intangible cultural heritage refers to the oral tradition (such as folklore), traditional performing arts (such as folk music, folk dance, folk art, folk opera), folk activities, etiquette, festivals, traditional handicraft skills. In the future, the State Council will ratify and publish a list of national representative works of intangible cultural heritage every two years. According to Chen Wanfeng, curator of Ningbo Museum of Clothing, the "Red Tailor Tailor" is at least in line with the following criteria for assessing state-level intangible cultural heritage: the outstanding value of showing the creativity of the Chinese nation; the distinctive local characteristics; the excellent use of traditional crafts And skills, reflecting the superb level; the face of the dangers of lost crafts. At present, Ningbo City Bureau of Culture and Welfare, City Garment Association, Ningbo Museum of Clothing and Zhejiang Textile and Fashion Institute and other departments have developed a "Red Gang tailor" inscription series of programs, organizations were interviewed distributed in China, Japan, the United States and other places " Red Gang tailor "deeds, and use multimedia to record. In the past few days, the detailed materials declared to the Ministry of Culture are under intense compilation. In many people's minds, tailoring has always been a folk craftsmanship of the Lower-Nepalese. This prejudice has always made this skill unworthy of importance. Mostly, it is handed down from generation to generation in a rather fragile manner by means of oral traditions. It is understood that currently there are fewer than 100 older generation "Red Tailors" who are scattered all over the country and overseas. Without proper rescue and excavation, these skills and culture may be forever with the passing away of "Red Tailor" Disappear, causing irreparable damage.