The first and third meeting of the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance was held in Suzhou

July 29th to 30th, under the guidance of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Department of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, hosted by the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance, and hosted by the SuzhouSilk Museum The first and third meeting of the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance was held in Suzhou. Xue Jian, a fourth-level researcher at the Intangible Cultural Heritage Division of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, Xuan Zhi, deputy director of the Office of the Jiangsu Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center, Zhao Feng, chairman of the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance and honorary director of the China Silk Museum, Suzhou Municipal Culture More than 30 people attended the meeting, including Cao Jun, a member of the Party Committee and Chief Engineer of the Radio, Film and Television and Tourism Bureau, Li Hong, Director of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Division, Wang Yan, Deputy Director of the Suzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection and Management Office, and representatives from alliance member units.

At the opening ceremony, Cao Jun, member of the Party Leadership Group and Chief Engineer of the Suzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, delivered a speech and pointed out that China’s sericulture and silk weaving skills were included in the UNESCO Representative List of Human Intangible Cultural Heritage, which fully demonstrated its important value. and influence. Chinese sericulture and silk weaving skills are one of the essences of Chinese civilization. They promote the evolution of material civilization and embody the aesthetics and wisdom of the Chinese nation. They use silk as a carrier and spread to all parts of the world along the Silk Road. Suzhou has been known as the capital of silk since ancient times. In recent years, it has continuously made new achievements in the protection of sericulture and silk weaving skills. It has Song brocade, Kesi, Su embroidery, Zhang satin, Wu Luo, sericulture silk customs, silk floss reproduction, etc. National, provincial and municipal intangible cultural heritage. The intangible cultural heritage of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Sichuan each has its own characteristics, and together they present the essence of Chinese sericulture and silk weaving techniques. I hope that through this learning and exchange, we can jointly discuss and promote the development of high quality in Chinese silk. .

He Yun’ao, director of the Institute of Cultural and Natural Heritage of Nanjing University, and Bamo Qubu’an, researcher of the Institute of Ethnic Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, made special reports respectively. Professor He Yun’ao titled “Interpretation of the Notice on Promoting the High-Quality Inheritance and Development of Traditional Craftsmanship”, starting from the definition of craftsmanship, its origins and ancient development, he pointed out that traditional craftsmanship is ushering in the spring of renaissance, and combined with a large number of cases to analyze the meaning behind the notice, Let everyone understand the principles, tasks and specific measures to promote the high-quality inheritance and development of traditional crafts.

Researcher Bamo Qubuman introduced the international cooperation mechanism for intangible cultural heritage protection and China’s practices to ensure the sustainability of intangible cultural heritage with the title of “Application and Implementation of Intangible Cultural Heritage: International Cooperation Mechanism and Chinese Practice” case, and pointed out that the Alliance needs to closely track the development of the Convention and implement the principles of sustainable development. After successfully applying for the intangible cultural heritage list, you must also perform regular reporting obligations and share documents that can be followed when writing performance reports.

On the afternoon of the 29th, representatives of alliance members reported and exchanged the results of their work in 2021. Zhao Feng, chairman of the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance and honorary director of the China Silk Museum, affirmed the work of each member unit and made arrangements for the next phase of the alliance’s work and heritage performance report.

” The annual work was carried out, and good results were achieved through in-depth discussions on the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and the future development direction of the industry. It is hoped that all member units will further gather strength, promote the spirit of craftsmanship, enhance the cultural soft power of Chinese sericulture and silk weaving skills, and promote the development of Chinese sericulture and silk weaving skills on the basis of protection, inheritance on the basis of development, and innovation on the basis of inheritance.

The inspection session of the conference included visits to the former site of Suzhou Textile Department, Suzhou Silk Museum, Suzhou China Silk Archives, Suzhou Museum, Suzhou Zhencaitang Kesi Workshop, Suzhou Leno Art Museum and other textile intangible cultural heritage venues and conservation units. In addition to understanding the protection, inheritance, promotion and innovation of intangible cultural heritage in these places, members of the alliance also conducted in-depth exchanges, learning and practical discussions.

During the meeting, the organizers also used video to commemorate the intangible cultural heritage inheritors Lou Jinlian (provincial representative inheritor of Zhejiang Province for the national heritage project of sweeping silkworm flowers) and Liu Chenxi (national intangible cultural heritage inheritor of Sichuan brocade weaving skills) who have passed away in recent years. Representative inheritor of the cultural heritage), Wang Jinshan (representative inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage of Suzhou Kesi weaving skills), Shao Guanxing (representative inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage of Hangluo weaving skills), and watching Suzhou Radio and Television Station, Suzhou The intangible cultural heritage documentary film “Tiangong Su Zuo” jointly produced by the Municipal Intangible Cultural Heritage Office.

In 2009, “Chinese Sericulture and Silk Weaving Techniques” applied by five cities in Hangzhou, Jiaxing, and Huzhou in Zhejiang, Suzhou in Jiangsu, and Chengdu in Sichuan were included in the UNESCO Representative List of Human Intangible Cultural Heritage. In 2019, under the guidance of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Department of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and with the coordination of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Division of the Culture and Tourism Departments of Zhejiang Province, Jiangsu Province, and Sichuan Province, the China Sericulture and Silk Weaving Skills Protection Alliance held a ceremony in Hangzhou The China Silk Museum was established. The Alliance earnestly implements the UNESCO Convention for the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage and implements theIn accordance with the Intangible Cultural Heritage Law of the Republic of China, the project protection and inheritance work is carried out in accordance with the “Notice of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism on the Trial Implementation of the “3+N” Protection Action for Projects Included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List”.

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