"Folk Songs Gathering Meets Sangzhi" The 2022 Sangzhi Folk Song Festival Singer Invitational Tournament has officially launched, and Changsha Station is booming!
This 2022 Sangzhi Folk Song Festival Singer Invitational Competition (Changsha Station) gathered together with 29 contestants from all over the country gathered in Star City, the youngest of whom was 16 years old and the oldest was 66 years old. One after another the original singing reflects the pure and simple folk customs and feels the infinite charm of folk songs. This competition is based on the principles of fairness, justice and openness. The five judges scored and highlighted the scores on the spot, and announced the results. The top six players will directly advance to the finals.
The "Folk Songs Gathering Meets Sangzhi" 2022 Sangzhi Folk Song Festival Singer Invitational Tournament is one of the Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing and Guizhou CPPCC Joint Conference on Promoting the Development of Red Tourism and a series of activities of the 2022 Sangzhi Folk Song Festival. There are two major competition areas in Changsha and Sangzhi. Folk singers from all over the country are invited to participate in the competition through online registration and offline recruitment. This event built a platform for mutual exchanges and mutual learning. Through singing, friendship, unity and development were enhanced, and the image of the new mulberry plant was fully displayed with infinite charm, attracting more people to know, enter and fall in love with mulberry plant.
Sangzhi, a fertile red soil, is the hometown of Marshal He Long and the departure point of the Long March of the Second Red Army. She is also known as the "Hometown of Chinese Folk Songs". For thousands of years, Sangzhi folk songs have been passed down from generation to generation through oral transmission and heart-to-heart teaching, forming the custom of "no song anywhere, no song at all times, and no one song at all times." In 2006, Sangzhi folk songs were listed by the State Council as the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage protection projects. In recent years, Sangzhi County has increased its efforts to protect intangible cultural heritage, actively carried out a census of "intangible cultural heritage", built a folk song square, and published books and CDs on "Sangzhi Folk Songs". Through the field collection and records of generations of cultural people, more than 2300 Sangzhi folk songs such as folk songs, lantern tunes, minor tunes, labor trumpets, and customs and etiquette songs have been compiled.