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National Intangible Cultural Heritage-- Yangpai Bonsai skill

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Yang style bonsai is one of the five major schools of tree stump bonsai in China. It has a long history and the most distinctive features. Compared with Sichuan School, Su School, Lingnan School and Shanghai School, its ancient cutting skills are also the most complete. In June 2008, Yangpai bonsai skills were selected into the national intangible cultural heritage list.

Yang style bonsai is one of the "five major schools" of Chinese tree stump bonsai. It has a long history and the most distinctive features. Compared with Sichuan School, Su School, Lingnan School and Shanghai School, its ancient cutting skills are also the most complete. In June 2008, Yangpai bonsai technology was selected into the national intangible cultural heritage list, which is a milestone in the inheritance and development of Yangpai bonsai technology, which is of epoch-making significance.

In December 2008, the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture announced the list of provincial successors of the project, and two representative figures from the production of modern flood and drought bonsai were selected. Unlike other disputes over the selection of project successors, this dispute is not caused by the lack of distinction between successors, but the ultimate focus of the dispute lies in the project itself-Yangpai bonsai skills.

What is Yangpai bonsai? What is her core skill? Does modern flood and drought bonsai belong to the category of Yangpai bonsai? Does the elected heir have the skill of Yangpai bonsai? These issues are the focus of controversy. The emergence of controversy is a useful thing for the project itself, it helps us to have a deeper understanding of the project, so as to achieve the ultimate goal of better protection of the heritage.

As the cultural conscious behavior of the people and as a volunteer participant in the protection of the intangible cultural heritage, I look up the relevant contents of the project declaration with respect for the cultural heritage, and write this article in combination with my own theoretical research experience. I briefly describe my views and views on Yangpai bonsai, a national intangible cultural heritage project. It is only for the leaders of the cultural department, experts in the protection of the intangible cultural heritage and people inside and outside the bonsai industry for reference and correction, and it is also hoped that the "brick" and the "jade" will arouse people's more attention to Yang's bonsai skills.

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