Media people from both sides of the Taiwan Strait get close to the Buyi people and taste the charm of the intangible cultural heritage bucket pattern brocade textile
“She thought about the clothes her mother knitted and cried while talking about it. I can understand her feelings of missing her mother and wanting to pass on the craftsmanship.” On the 25th, Taiwan Dongsen TV reporter Huang Yuanyuan was interviewed Wei Houzhen, the inheritor of Douwen cloth textile technology of the Buyi ethnic group, still cannot calm down for a long time.
That day was the second day of the “Cross-Strait Media Colorful Guizhou Tour – Entering Liupanshui for the 14th Five-Year Plan”. Reporters from cross-Strait media visited the Heyixing National Handicrafts Farmers’ Professional Cooperative in Liuzhi Special Economic Zone and appreciated Liupanshui City The intangible cultural heritage project “Buyi Dou Pattern Brocade Textile Technique”.
“This skill is really amazing,” Yang Yiping, a reporter from Taiwan’s Dongsen TV station who is very interested in mainland China’s intangible cultural heritage, told a China News Service reporter. He learned from Wei Houzhen that this skill requires high limb coordination. “If you step on a wrong thread or put your hand in the wrong place, you won’t be able to knit anymore, and you’ll have to dismantle it all and redo it.”
During the visit, two craftsmen were weaving. Their symmetry and repetition of the “rhythmic” “pepper pattern” impressed media reporters from both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Yang Yiping believes that although handmade products are not perfect, these flaws have a unique charm, “it has warmth.”
“Young people should pass on this craft.” Yang Yiping further learned that Wei Houzhen has been teaching the weaving skills of Dou Wen cloth to local Buyi young women. “I hope Dou Wen cloth will become more and more popular and craftsmen can A carefree life.”
Media reporters from both sides of the Taiwan Strait also visited the Luobie Buyi Folk Museum that day, admiring various traditional costumes of the Buyi people, watching traditional song and dance performances of the Buyi people, and appreciating the long history and culture of the Buyi people.
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