Entertainment: Starting from the talk show contest

Chapter 45 Speak up for the inheritance of Han culture!

Master Shi Siyuan's heartfelt message won the resonance of countless audiences present.

"As expected of a master-level character, he can speak so penetratingly when he sees problems!"

"Yeah, I got the point right away. I hope all stars can learn from the spirit of the older generation of dramatists who work hard."

"This big guy in the drama industry is really hardworking!"

"Hey, it's inexplicably sad. He didn't even say anything to the descendants of the opera world. Maybe he doesn't have many successors!"

"That's right, I just discovered this. Is our Huaxia drama really going to be buried here? Don't!"

The audience’s comments reached Master Shi Siyuan’s ears, and he also understood the feelings of these audiences who did not want to see the drama disappear. No one at the scene had a deeper affection for the drama than him.However, the development of the times has brought an overwhelming impact on the drama industry.

He decided to tell the audience about the reality faced by dramatists, and recalled into the microphone: "Chinese opera has a long history. It has been more than 200 years since the Hui troupe came to Beijing. During this period, talents have emerged in large numbers, and heroes abound."

"In the era without TV and movies, listening to opera was the most fashionable leisure entertainment. At that time, almost everyone could hum a line or two of opera, and many people would be envious if they could buy tickets for a stop. In that era Under the environment, opera is sought after by countless people across the country."

While listening to the audience, the audience also began to think back to that glorious opera era in their minds.

It's a pity that most young people have only heard about operas, but few have seen theatrical troupes set up a stage to sing. Even if anyone has seen it, it was many years ago.

In this modern era, not to mention watching operas, even this song sung by Jiang Qin has very few stories with an 'opera' as the protagonist.In the perception of young people, opera has been far away from people's lives in all aspects.

The old man changed the subject and sighed: "However, times have changed. Nowadays, the cruel fact that dramatists have to face is that the former glory has long since ceased to exist."

"It's also reflected in Jiang Qin's lyrics just now: People on the stage walk by, but they don't see the old color; people on the stage sing, a heartbreaking farewell song."

"Although the story of an unknown red actress is sung, it also expresses the aspirations of everyone who is still sticking to the drama industry in the contemporary era."

Hearing this, the audience in the audience sighed and felt a lot of emotion.

The history of the development of opera also reflects the history of the changing times.Opera, as the quintessence of China, has come to this day, like an old man who is waning, inevitably losing its vitality day by day.

But everyone also felt helpless and powerless.

Because the vast majority of young people have never been exposed to drama, so they can't talk about understanding it.Needless to say, joining this industry to inherit, even trying to listen to the videos of opera troupes singing on weekdays will feel obscure and hard to understand, and it is almost impossible to keep watching.

In addition, modern entertainment methods are very diverse. Various movies, TV dramas, micro-short plays, and short videos emerge in endlessly. The lines and expressions of vernacular Chinese are also closer to the lives of modern people. From the link of receiving information, it is relatively dramatic. Much easier, and therefore a huge advantage.

In such an environment for drama, it is not easy to reverse the situation.

"It's so difficult! But I'm not willing to let the drama be lost"

"Isn't it! Huaxia drama is the quintessence of the country, it seems that the impact of modernization is too great."

"Is there really no way? Can the government take some measures to remedy it?"

In fact, the reason why Jiang Qin wrote these two lines of lyrics is because she also thought about this issue.

Since the judge teacher mentioned this point, it just so happens that she can also take this opportunity to express her thoughts.

"Actually, apart from drama, there are many excellent Han cultures in China that are facing this situation. For example, some folk dances and folk literature, traditional folk songs of various ethnic groups and various musical instruments, similar to suona art, Qiang flute performance and production skills, folk wind and percussion music Wait, there are too many to list."

"These are all part of our Han culture. However, due to the lack of audiences, the natural loss of skills, or the gradual decline due to lack of attention, and even some of our Chinese Han culture, were taken by other countries and applied to the United Nations for intangible cultural heritage. .”

Everyone knows that what Jiang Qin said is true.So when the last sentence was heard, the audience's emotions were inevitably ignited.

A small affiliated country repeatedly provokes everyone's bottom line, and anyone will be angry.

Jiang Qin looked down the stage, and she could see the anger on the audience's faces.

She went on to say: "Not long ago, the topic of horse-faced skirts caused heated discussions. Sadly, if foreign brands did not copy horse-faced skirts, it might not be as well-known to the public as it is now."

"In addition, earlier, even our traditional Chinese festivals were stolen by other countries to apply for heritage, from the Dragon Boat Festival to the Mid-Autumn Festival, and later even the idea of ​​​​the Spring Festival."

"In recent years, the problem of disconnection of cultural inheritance seems to have become more and more serious, and drama is particularly prominent. Have you noticed the average ratings of the central opera program?"

The audience in the audience shook their heads blankly. These days, most people don't even watch TV. They usually watch videos on their mobile phones or computers. Unless they are in a hurry, they will pay attention to the ratings of TV stations.

Jiang Qin revealed the answer: "The ratings of the central opera program are far worse than the ratings of various variety shows at present. It can be said that there is a huge difference.

If it weren't for the fact that Chinese opera has been designated as the quintessence of the country and received certain protection, I am afraid that the opera column of CCTV would have been closed long ago. "

Speaking of this, even the host on stage showed a sigh of relief.

She asked Jiang Qin: "Then what is Miss Jiang Qin's opinion on this?"

"We have many splendid and long-standing Han cultures in China, but they are now in danger."

"I would like to appeal to the relevant departments and all those who care about Han culture to start with the education process, increase efforts to promote Han culture, and strengthen the inheritance of Han culture between generations."

"And if we want to inherit Han culture, we need to let our broad masses of the people first establish awareness and interest in these contents."

"For example, add some classrooms in the school to teach students to understand Chinese culture and break the threshold of cognition; we can also add more Chinese culture clubs on the university campus, so that students can learn about our rich culture in a way that interests them. Han culture and so on.”

"The method is not necessarily limited to what I said, as long as we maintain and inherit it carefully, our Han culture can shine again!"

(End of this chapter)