日前，校團(tuán)委副書(shū)記、鳳陽(yáng)花鼓傳承人、大學(xué)生花鼓藝術(shù)團(tuán)指導(dǎo)老師張聰接受中國(guó)日?qǐng)?bào)專(zhuān)訪(fǎng)，講述我校創(chuàng)新傳承鳳陽(yáng)花鼓的故事。
中國(guó)日?qǐng)?bào)以《With drums and gongs,folk art gets a lift》為題進(jìn)行了報(bào)道。
報(bào)道全文如下：
A gong in the left hand， a drum in the right， Come and sing songs, with the gong and drum in both hands.
Many people from across China, especially the elderly, have heard these words but might know much about the Fengyang flower-drum dance, a traditional folk art that originated in Fengyang county of Anhui province.
Zhang Cong， 39， had known nothing more than the words until 2008， when she gradated from college and became a teacher at Fengyang's Anhui Science and Technology University.
She has made great efforts with the students' Flower-drum Art Troupe at the university to better carry on the old intangible cultural heritage.
In the latest episode of Girl City， a video series by China Daily focusing on women， Zhang shares her stories about how she grew to love the folk art and how she has been trying to bring new life to it.
