Recently, the Chongyang Violin Opera Exhibition Week, a national intangible cultural heritage, came to an end in Chongyang. During the event, more than 10 high-quality plays were showcased, presenting a unique local opera art feast to the audience. As the "hometown of Chinese folk culture and art", Chongyang violin opera has been passed down in southern Hubei for a hundred years and was successfully selected for the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008. From the early days when artists carried huqin and walked through villages and alleys to "fight wild stages", to now the standardized stage of the Daji Square; From a single traditional Chinese opera performance to an integrated format of "opera+cultural and creative+cuisine+rural tourism", Chongyang County has always adhered to the model of "government stage, mass singing, and people watching", gradually making this local art "young" and traditional opera radiate modern vitality, becoming a cultural bond connecting tradition and modernity, urban and rural areas. At the end of the song, the audience has not yet dispersed, and the melody of the play continues to flow. On stage, the collision and integration of traditional opera and modern performance concepts; Off stage, veteran fans and young faces together form the main audience. The continued popularity of Chongyang Violin Opera Exhibition Week proves that the protection of intangible cultural heritage is not about shelving art, but about revitalizing it through dialogue with the times. As long as the roots continue, the flame of culture will forever resonate on this land. (New Society)