Chongqing Tongliang District has released 'Post Culture•Post Scenery' culture and tourism promotion video

Performance of Tongliang Dragon Dance (photo provided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Tongliang District Committee)

Qiu Shaoyun Memorial Hall (photo provided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Tongliang District Committee)

The scenery of Anju Ancient City (photo provided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Tongliang District Committee)

QR code to enter the voting page (photo provided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Tongliang District Committee)

Recently, the 'Post Culture·Post Scenery' culture and tourism promotion video of Tongliang District has been released to the public. The 'Post Culture·Post Scenery' promotion video and serial products have shown the beautiful image and profound historical and cultural deposits of Tongliang. 

Tongliang Dragon Dance and Dragon Lantern have thousands of years' history. Tongliang Dragon Lantern is of rich variety, with more than 30 varieties including "Big Worm Dragon", "Straw Dragon", etc., and more than 50 dragon dance routines. In 2006, Tongliang Dragon Dance was enlisted in the first batch of China Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Tongliang is the hometown of Qiu Shaoyun. In 1962, Qiu Shaoyun Memorial Hall was opened in Tongliang. Since it was opened, the memorial hall has received over 30 million visitors. In 2017, the memorial hall was re-constructed and repaired by government. Now the memorial hall is using photos and historical relics to reproduce the scene in the past, so that Qiu Shaoyun's story can be exhibited in a rather visual and vivid way.

Anju Ancient City is the origin of dragon culture. Located at the confluence of Qiong River and Fu River, the ancient city has integrated unique architecture structures, beautiful landscape, splendid history and abundant cultural resources.

The online voting for the Tongliang ‘Post Culture·Post Scenery’ serial products has started. Scan the QR code below to enter the voting page. The time for voting is from 9.30 p.m. on July 29 to 9.30 p.m. on August 8.