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Cheng Daodao nodded seriously: "Yes, traditional culture should not be bound to the past, we can spread it through modern technology and media, so that more people can understand and love traditional culture."

Xiaoya added: "At the same time, we can also organize some cultural activities, such as opera performances and traditional music performances, to attract young people to participate and rejuvenate traditional culture."

Old Man Wang smiled approvingly: "You are right.

Traditional culture is our root and soul, and only through continuous inheritance and innovation can it be passed on in the long river of the times.

Under the guidance of Mr. Wang, Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya began to plan a traditional culture exhibition.

They invited artists such as opera performers, traditional instrumentalists and calligraphers to showcase the charm of various traditional art forms.

On the day of the exhibition, on the day of the exhibition in the

courtyard, the courtyard was very lively.

Residents and visitors alike gathered at the exhibition grounds to enjoy the presentation of various traditional arts.

Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya stood hand in hand in the exhibition area, watching people being deeply attracted by the traditional artworks on display.

Xiaoya said excitedly to Cheng Daodao: "Uncle Wang, look! These exhibits are made by our residents with care, and every detail contains our love and efforts for traditional culture.

Cheng Guodao responded with emotion: "Yes, Xiaoya, this exhibition is really beautiful."

I couldn't be prouder because it showcases the talent and solidarity of our residents.

While

they were talking, an elderly calligrapher came over.

He held a beautiful calligraphy work and said to Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya with a smile: "Young people, I see your enthusiasm for traditional culture, and I am very pleased.

This is a calligraphy work that I wrote for this exhibition, and I would like to give it to you.

Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya gratefully took over the calligraphy works, and they carefully watched each stroke and deeply felt the wisdom and beauty contained in it.

The calligrapher said mildly: "Traditional culture is our treasure, it is not only an art form, but also a spiritual inheritance."

I hope you can continue to pass it on and let the traditional culture shine with new brilliance in your hands.

Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya nodded solemnly and said that they would continue to work hard to inherit and promote traditional culture.

In the days that followed, Cheng Daodao, Xiaoya and other residents continued to Xi, create and share, integrating traditional culture into their lives and making it a part of themselves.

They have held more cultural activities, such as traditional dance performances, tea art seminars, etc., attracting more people to join the ranks of traditional culture.

The courtyard became a center of cultural exchange, where various art forms were displayed and disseminated.

This Beijing courtyard house in the 60s, represented by Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya, has become the guardian and inheritor of traditional culture.

Through their own efforts

and on a warm spring afternoon, they held a special event in the courtyard that attracted many artists and

culture lovers from outside.

Residents happily participated, communicating and interacting with people from different fields.

Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya are talking to a young painter named Li Jun.

Li Jun is a young man who loves modern art, and he brought some of his paintings to the event.

Xiao Ya asked curiously, "Li Jun, do you have a unique insight into modern art?" Can you share your creative philosophy?

Li Jun replied with a smile: "Of course! I believe that modern art should be combined with traditional culture and injected with new elements and ideas to present the diversity and complexity of contemporary society.

Cheng Daodao thought for a moment and said, "Your concept is very interesting.

I think that the development of modern society and traditional culture are not contradictory, and we can combine the two in innovative ways to create a unique art form.

As they discussed the fusion of modern art and traditional culture, a young musician named Yang Chen joined the conversation.

He holds a guitar in his hand and gently plays melodious melodies.

Yang Chen smiled and said, "Hello everyone! I'm a student at the Conservatory near the Courtyard House, and I love traditional music, but I also want to be able to incorporate modern elements into it to create more contemporary music.

Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya were fascinated by it, and they expressed their support and encouragement for Yang Chen's musical exploration.

Suddenly, a burst of laughter came from outside the courtyard, and it turned out to be a group of migrant workers from the countryside who had come to visit the event.

They watched the art displays in the courtyard with curiosity, filled with a thirst for culture.

Cheng Daodao stepped forward and talked with them cordially: "Welcome! Your passion for traditional culture is truly touching.

We are exploring the combination of traditional culture and modern art, do you have any thoughts or comments?

One migrant worker replied, "Although we have not received much cultural education, we also want to be able to understand and

enjoy traditional culture."

We hope to be able to feel the charm of traditional culture in a simple and easy-to-learn way.

Cheng Daodao thought for a moment, and then said encouragingly: "No problem! We can organize some traditional culture experience activities, so that everyone can participate in them and feel the charm of traditional culture.

For example, we can hold teaching activities for traditional handicrafts such as calligraphy, paper-cutting, and sugar painting, so that everyone can learn and experience Xi.

After hearing this, the peasant workers nodded their heads in praise.

One of the peasant workers said with a smile: "Although we don't understand art, we know how to work and create."

Wouldn't it be more meaningful to combine labor with art?

Xiaoya excitedly took over the conversation: "You're right! We can hold a special event for migrant workers to showcase their handicraft skills, such as wood carving, weaving, etc.

This will not only show their talents, but also allow more people to recognize and respect the fruits of their labor.

Cheng

Daodao and Xiaoya's ideas were recognized and supported by the audience.

Everyone discussed how to organize such a special event, hoping to break the boundaries between traditional culture and the art of labor, so that more people can participate in it and create a unique cultural atmosphere together.

Over time, there have been more and more cultural exchange activities in the courtyard, where residents and people from different backgrounds have inspired each other to create a unique and rich cultural soil.

This courtyard house has become a gathering place where traditional culture and modern art meet, where people find spiritual belonging and creative pleasure.

Following the example of Cheng Daodao and Xiaoya, they insisted on inheriting and promoting traditional culture, while constantly innovating and inclusive, injecting more vitality and charm into the capital in the 60s.

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