"The cultural relics in the museum have traveled through thousands of years and made time stay. They are the best evidence of how our nation exists. Some people say that the world is so big that eyes must reach places that cannot be reached by feet for the time being. Museums There are so many, I hope everyone will take a look. "On the evening of January 14th (Sunday), the sixth episode of the large-scale cultural exploration program "National Treasure" of CCTV Variety Channel (CCTV-3) was launched as scheduled. As a genetic treasure house of Hunan civilization, Hunan Provincial Museum returned from Nirvana after five years of retreat, bringing with it the T-shaped silk paintings of Xin Zhui's tomb, Changsha kiln celadon-glazed brown colored poetry holding pot, and square Lei three National treasures appeared on the "National Treasures" stage, and invited Lei Jia, He Jiong, Huang Bo, Wang Jia, Xiangbo Party Committee Secretary and Executive Deputy Director Li Jianmao, Xiangbo star "educator" Huang Tingting, and Changsha kiln collection researcher Lin Liao Dan, director of the cultural relics preservation department of An and Xiangbo, and Tan Guobin, director of the Changsha Art Museum, and several "national treasure guardians" jointly performed the legendary past lives of the three national treasures and witnessed their sincere and touching life stories.
He Jiong transforms into a "gold medal marketing planner". Underglaze color poetry and prose make Changsha kiln exported overseas
In this episode, Lei Jia is not the only one who protects the national treasure of his hometown. The national treasure guarded by He Jiong, a Taoist man in Changsha, is this national treasure as early as 1200. The popular "Made in China" product that has been sold overseas a few years ago - "Changsha Kiln Green Glazed Brown Color Poetry Holding Pot". In the program, He Jiong transforms into the young boss of Changsha Kiln in the Tang Dynasty and leads the "enterprise employees" to brainstorm and use innovative and bold marketing strategies to help Changsha Kiln porcelain go abroad and occupy the world. Teacher He's friendly and humorous interpretation, coupled with a few pure Changsha dialect words from time to time, made many viewers laugh and say, "Looking at the TV, they feel as if they have traveled back to the Tang Dynasty to work for Teacher He."
The living figure of "Changsha kiln celadon-glazed brown colored poetry holding pot", Changsha kiln collection researcher Lin An is also a native of Changsha, and is a die-hard "fan brother" of Changsha kiln. Not only did he spend 21 years collecting various Changsha kiln collections from all over the world, but he also spent 5 years retracing the Changsha kiln "Maritime Silk Road" 1,200 years ago in order to trace the footprints of the Changsha kiln. . Lin An said frankly that in his eyes, the Changsha kiln is like a "Hunan girl" who needs to be well protected. After the program was broadcast, many viewers in Hunan said that they did not know that Changsha Kiln exported the cultural label of Made in China to the world as early as 1,200 years ago. After watching the program, they said from the bottom of their hearts, "Changsha Kiln, what?" Awesome”!
Lei Jia used a costume musical to interpret the legendary "T-shaped silk painting" from the past life to record the astronomical phenomena in the eyes of the ancients
Lei Jia, a native of Hunan, is on the stage of this issue of "National Treasure" as the "guardian of the national treasure" and renews the "Guardian of the National Treasure" with Mrs. Xin Zhui. "Front Edge", and this time with the interpretation of the past life legend, Lei Jia also opened up another brand-new way of opening, "costume musical". In the show, Lei Jia, who plays the "female painter" of the Western Han Dynasty, sings for Xin Zhui. Sometimes her singing is melancholy and mysterious, sometimes joyful and majestic. She uses a more "sentimental" way to open up the picture of Mrs. Xin Zhui's beautiful expectations, and interprets the story as More touching. National Teacher said in the program that this is "the most Chinese musical performed with the most Chinese voice." Netizens were very happy after listening to it. They rushed to praise Teacher Lei Jia's professional and attentive singing. They even said with emotion, "It turns out that history It goes better with music”!
In addition to Lei Jia's vivid and delicate singing, two contemporary figures, Li Jianmao, Secretary of the Party Committee and Executive Deputy Director of Xiangbo, and Huang Tingting, the star "educator" of Xiangbo, also expressed their love for beauty and fashion by corresponding to the details on the silk paintings. "Zhui Lao" made a lot of "revelation", especially when Huang Tingting said that a wig had been unearthed from Xin Zhui's tomb, not only the National Teachers exclaimed on the spot, "The old lady is so advanced?" Netizens expressed that they were once again fans of "娭毬". In addition, as we all know, the New Xiangbo Expo, which was reopened after being closed for five years, has added a lot of "black technology" to give tourists a richer sensory experience. The "one-to-one tomb pit restoration" that can be displayed in 360° on site was shocking. The whole audience was greeted with exclamations of surprise.
Huang Bo and Wang Jia’s interpretation of the century-old return of the Panfang Lei national treasure is inspiring.
The third national treasure "Danfang Lei" selected by the Hunan Provincial Museum has ushered in the first group of "brothers to protect the national treasure" in the "National Treasure" program. People” Huang Bo and Wang Jia. In the show, the two of them decorated the "body" and "lid" of Pan Fang Lei, which attracted many netizens to praise the writing team's imagination and joked that "this time the national treasure really comes alive"! Although it was the first time for Huang Bo and Wang Jia to act together, the two of them vividly displayed the "pain of separation between brothers" and "the twists and turns of homesickness in the process of returning home" on the stage, which attracted many audiences at the scene. Eyes red.
In addition to the alternative interpretation of the "small theater" in the previous life that won unanimous praise from the audience, the sensational "Return to Hunan" incident told in the story of this life has triggered many small climaxes on the scene. As soon as the news came out at the end of 2013 that the Panfang Lei vessel would be auctioned again in the coming year, China launched a vigorous "Return to Hunan" campaign. Chinese collectors from the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and three places jointly sent a letter to Christie's auction house to persuade the seller to agree to negotiate the purchase. Pan Fang Lei finally overcame all obstacles and allowed the body of the national treasure "San Fang Lei" to return to the motherland, and reunited with the vessel cover in their hometown after being separated for nearly a hundred years. Behind this "battle" of "returning the national treasure" there are countless people who are silently desperate and doing their best for it. This time, two living figures who came to the stage of the national treasure, Liao Dan, director of the Xiangbo Cultural Relics Conservation Department, and Changsha Tan Guobin, director of the art museum, is a participant and witness of the "Return to Hunan". In the program, they told the story very calmly, but it made the audience excited. As instructor No. 001 Zhang Guoli said, bringing home the national treasures scattered overseas is a long-standing sentiment that all Chinese people cannot let go of!
Next week, which museum's three top collections will be displayed in front of the audience, who will become the guardian of the national treasure, and what kind of legendary story will it bring to the audience? For more excitement, stay tuned for "National Treasure" on CCTV Variety Channel (CCTV-3) at 7:30 pm every Sunday.
