摘要
Spring Festival, which falls on the first day of the first lunar month, is also known as Chinese New Year. For Chinese, it is as important as Christmas is to Westerners. In the old days, many Chinese pasted New Year's paintings on the doors, walls and/or windows of their houses to usher in the festival. It was widely believed the paintings would bring good fortune, ward off evil spirits and prevent calamities. Nowadays, inheritors of New Year's paintings have dedicated their lives to promoting and developing the traditional crafts.
过年贴年画,是中国人的传统年俗。每当家家户户欢欢喜喜地在门窗、墙壁贴上年画,祈求来年家宅平安、风调雨顺,一股浓浓的中国年味儿便扑面而来。对于中国人来说,年画不仅是一幅画,还是承载着追梦的人们对美好生活向往的精神图腾、幸福之舟。在这年味儿渐浓的时刻,让我们一起去寻访那些年画非遗传承人,了解他们如何坚守理想,并不断创新和发展传统技艺。
