
中柬文化遗产交流展‘遗产家园·美美与共’在柬埔寨金边开幕,中国驻柬大使汪文斌、柬埔寨文化艺术部大臣彭萨格娜等出席。活动包括专题讲座《我在吴哥修文物》,强调中柬文明互学互鉴、青年文化传承及合作前景。
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中柬两国均为拥有悠久历史和灿烂文化的文明古国,近年来通过吴哥古迹主题展等项目开展文化交流,此次活动旨在进一步推动文明互鉴与青年参与。
【东盟专线】“遗产家园·美美与共”中柬文化遗产交流展在金边举行
中新社金边9月4日电 (记者 杨强)“遗产家园·美美与共”中柬文化遗产交流展当地时间4日晚在金边开幕。同日还举行《我在吴哥修文物》专题讲座,讲述中柬两国文物工作者数十年如一日守护文明、守护友谊的责任担当。
当地时间9月4日,《我在吴哥修文物》专题讲座在金边举行。 中新社记者 杨强 摄
中国驻柬埔寨大使汪文斌、柬埔寨文化艺术部大臣彭萨格娜、联合国教科文组织驻柬代表博内蒂,以及柬文化艺术界、社团机构、高校师生等各界代表出席活动。
汪文斌指出,中柬都是有着悠久历史和灿烂文化的文明古国,中华文明与高棉文明互学互鉴,相映生辉,谱写了世界文明美美与共的佳话。近年来,吴哥古迹主题展走进北京、海南、山西等地,中方亦积极在柬举办文物等相关展览活动,续写中柬文明交流互鉴的时代新篇。
当天活动吸引众多年轻人参加。汪文斌表示,青年蕴含着文明传承的活力,也承载着中柬友好的未来。希望两国青年坚定文化自信,秉持平等、互鉴、对话、包容的文明观,在文化遗产交流中增进了解,在守护历史文脉中凝聚合力,让文明薪火生生不息,让中柬友好事业代代相传。
彭萨格娜在致辞中指出,本次活动不仅是展示柬中两国丰富艺术传统与文化遗产的重要平台,更是两国源远流长友谊的生动见证。它如同一座桥梁,连接着两国人民的历史记忆、友好情谊和相互理解,为观众提供进一步了解两国文化遗产的宝贵机会。
当地时间9月4日,中国驻柬埔寨大使汪文斌(右五)、柬埔寨文化艺术部大臣彭萨格娜(左五)共同出席“遗产家园·美美与共”中柬文化遗产交流展开幕式。 中新社记者 杨强 摄
彭萨格娜表示,柬中双方将继续加强合作,并创造更多机会,让两国青年共同学习、共同创作,通过现代科技使文化遗产更加活跃、更具吸引力,真正融入新一代人的生活。“我相信,当我们培养青年一代热爱自身文化、尊重他人文化时,便是在为永恒的和平、友谊和合作建立更坚实的根基。”
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中柬将继续加强文化遗产合作,创造更多青年学习和创作机会
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Calligrapher Zhang Binghuang has been promoting calligraphy exchanges between Taiwan and Japan for sixty years since his high school works were awarded in Japan. He once wrote mottos for former Japanese Prime Ministers Shigeru Ishiba and Sanae Takaichi. He hosted the "Word of the Day" to become a common memory in Taiwan. He developed a digital calligraphy tool "e-pen" combined with AI teaching. In 2026, he was awarded the Rising Sun Ribbon by the Japanese government in recognition of his cultural contribution.

On September 3, the Xi'an urban cultural exchange event "Qin Sheng Poetry·Haojiang Tour" was held at the Macau University of Science and Technology. Representatives from the cultural and art circles from Xi'an and Macao and more than 300 teachers and students participated. Activities include Qinqiang art sharing, traditional and modern fusion performances and interactive experience areas, aiming to promote cultural exchanges between youths from the two places and the inheritance of traditional Chinese culture.

Calligrapher Zhang Binghuang has been promoting calligraphy cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Japan through the TV program "Word of the Day", writing mottos for Japanese political figures, and developing digital calligraphy tools such as e-pen. In 2026, he was awarded the Little Ribbon of the Rising Sun by the Japanese government.

Minister of Culture Li Yuan said that although Taiwan is not a member of the United Nations and faces difficulties in applying for world heritage, it has many potential sites and needs to let the world see Taiwan's cultural assets through international forums and other platforms.

The 2026 Nankong Cultural Tourism Season press conference was held in Quzhou, Zhejiang. Wang Huilin, member of the Standing Committee of the Quzhou Municipal Party Committee and Minister of the Propaganda Department, introduced the situation of this tourism season. The tourism season has the theme of "Holy Land of Nan Kong and Welcomes the World" and adopts a "3+N" structure. The Quzhou Confucianism Forum, Nan Kong Festival, and Chinese Poetry and Religion Conference are the core activities, and a number of special cultural and tourism activities are launched. The Confucianism Forum will be held from September 5th to 7th, focusing on the contemporary value of Confucian culture, innovatively setting up youth roundtable dialogues, prestigious Confucian debates, celebrity night talks, etc., as well as new forms such as AI wisdom preaching. The Chinese Poetry Education Conference, with the theme of "Poetry Quzhou·Reciting China", deeply integrated the poetry education culture with the Nankong Festival. The Nankong Memorial Ceremony will be held on September 28 for the 23rd consecutive year. With the theme of "Honoring the Saint and Worshiping the Rites of Confucius and the Nation's Great Harmony" as the theme, it is divided into five chapters to demonstrate the Song Dynasty Buddhist memorial ceremony. Quzhou will join hands with relevant overseas institutions to carry out a series of activities such as the "Reciting Classics Together" book club, so that Nankong culture will continue to shine on the world stage.
On September 3, the Victory Day of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Shanghai held the "Justice Trial Memorial Exhibition" to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the closing of the Nuremberg Trials, the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trials, and the 70th anniversary of China's Trial of Japanese War Criminals (1956 Shenyang Taiyuan). The exhibition focuses on three sets of document-style panoramic paintings by the painter Li Bin, "Tokyo Trial" and "Nuremberg Trial", and Chen Mingyuan's "China's Trial of Japanese War Criminals 1956 Shenyang Taiyuan", which reviews the process of post-war international justice trials through an artistic perspective and emphasizes the core role of trials in building a modern international peace system. Li Bin's works took more than ten years to create, integrating rigorous historical research and artistic aesthetics to achieve "the symbiosis of history with pictures and literature and history" and refute the historical fallacies of Japan's right-wing. The organizer, Shanghai Landi Law Firm, stated that the exhibition uses art as a bridge and is based on legal principles to remember history, warn the present, and protect the future.