The poster for the 2021 Cross-Straits Qi Culture Festival, which opened on Nov 2 in the Qi Heritage Museum located in Zibo, East China's Shandong province. [Photo/WeChat account: lzqwhbwy]
The 2021 Cross-Straits Qi Culture Festival opened on Nov 2 in the Qi Heritage Museum located in Zibo, East China's Shandong province.
The cultural event integrated multiple online and offline channels with performances, exhibitions, and cultural discussions on cultural heritage to jointly promote cross-Straits economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation.
Zibo artists perform Chinese martial arts on Nov 2 at the Qi Heritage Museum on Nov 2. [Photo/WeChat account: lzqwhbwy]
During the opening ceremony, participants at the two branch venues in Taipei and Zibo enjoyed arts and performances via video link. Taiwan artists gave gong and drum performances while Zibo performed Chinese martial arts.
Taiwan artists give gong and drum performances via video link on Nov 2. [Photo/WeChat account: lzqwhbwy]
As part of the cultural event, around 68 illustrated boards showing Qi cultural elements such as Jixia Academy, considered to be the first universities in China; cuju, a sport played in ancient China that resembles modern football; and Jiang Taigong, a famous sage during the Shang Dynasty (16th century-11th century BC), were on display at the MRT Zhongxiao Fuxing Station in Taipei.
As the Shandong provincial cross-Straits cultural exchange base, the Qi Heritage Museum has long attached heavy importance to cultural exchange with Taiwan and given full play to its culture, contributing a lot to enhancing cross-Straits relations. In the future, it will continue to shoulder the responsibility of cross-Straits cultural exchange, innovation and cultural work to promote cross-Straits cultural exchange.
