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非物质文化遗产保护这一重大课题,近些年来逐渐得到社会各方面的重视,国家、政府、艺术院校都有不同程度的关注和实践。但对于地大物博、民族众多的中国来说,我们的保护传承工作还仅仅是一个开始,遇到的瓶颈问题也很多,特别是对非遗传承人培养更是面临严峻挑战。带着如何做好人类民族文化DNA传承人才的培养工作问题,本刊有幸采访了联合国教科文非物质文化遗产保护政府间委员会咨询专家、联合国民间艺术国际组织(IOV)(以下简称IOV)全球发展副主席、IOV中国主席陈平女士。
The major issue of the protection of intangible cultural heritage has gradually gained the attention of all sectors of society in recent years, and the state, government and art institutions all have different degrees of concern and practice. However, for China with a large population and a large population, our protection and inheritance work is only the beginning. There are also many bottleneck problems encountered. In particular, training non-hereditary people is even more challenging. With the issue of how to cultivate qualified personnel of DNA inheritance of human culture, this magazine has the honor to interview the experts of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Protection of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, the global development of IOV (hereinafter referred to as IOV) Vice Chairman, Ms. Chen Ping, President of IOV China.