Taiwan elects three “national treasures”: Liu Jingye Yang Suqing Chen

turn left: rap-shows, song-shows, song-shows, and bag-shows.

on march 4th, taiwan's edition of the “taiwan treasure of man” came out, and yesterday the chinese authorities “change” officially designated the first choreographer, yang su-jing, the blind singer and chen suk-sung, son of lee tian lok, as the keeper of “the nation's important traditional arts” with a status similar to japan's “state treasures of mankind” and a budget will be set up to assist them in the future.

in addition, according to the media in taiwan, the only professional north hall theatre in the country, the hanyang north hall orchestra, has been designated as the northern play class preservation group; the oldest north hall society in the country, the pear spring garden north hall orchestra, has been designated as the musical preservation group.

the western port of tainan has been designated as an “important national folklore”.

this is the first-ever important traditional art depository and conservation group designated after the adoption of the new version of the statute law, and the second-ever designation of the “important national folklore” after the monastic festival in the chicken cage, using the same approach as the one of japan and the republic of korea, which have been operating for many years.

in the past, the ministry of education held a “payroll award” and selected “key national art artists” with honours.

the first national artists, who had had a salary transfer and received 50,000 nz$ per month, could not do so a year later.

after classifying the above-mentioned artists, artistic groups and folklore as “intangible cultural assets”,

, the “council” has not only the title but also the “legal status” to which they are entitled.

according to the

folklore scholar, mao hyun lin, who had previously selected similar artists or groups in taiwan, and whose name had failed to implement the pay pass, the future will be aimed at “bringing future artists”, with artists and traditional art groups recruiting themselves as outstanding artists who are already practitioners, “colleges” providing tuition for their exercise, and “salary” or “bell-pointing fees” (about $40,000 a month for artists and $15,000 for artists).

source: tai hai network)