茶香粽韵“茶和天下·浓情端午雅集”开放日活动在吉隆坡中国文化中心举办
5月24日，为迎接“国际茶日”、弘扬中华优秀传统文化，吉隆坡中国文化中心联合马来西亚紫藤文化企业集团举办“茶和天下·浓情端午雅集”开放日活动。活动以茶为媒、以端午节为桥，将中国茶文化与端午节丰富的民俗传统有机融合，吸引了当地300余位中国文化爱好者和大马民众踊跃参与，大家在馥郁茶香与浓浓端午节庆氛围中共度了一个雅韵十足的文化日。“六席十二味，一席一世界”的品茗雅集别具匠心。六组茶席各围绕一款精选中国茶，由资深茶人依据茶性灵活演绎泡法，营造更具深度与互动的品茗空间。参与者在专业引导下细品香茗，聆听茶语，于一盏茶汤中领悟时光流转与人文沉淀。在主题分享环节，马来西亚国际茶文化协会理事萧慧娟带来《南洋药材百子柜里神奇药引——安徽老六安茶》的分享，结合历史记载与在地实践，她讲述老六安茶在南洋中医药文化中的独特地位。随后，马来西亚中医师暨针灸联合总会副总会长陈柔静博士教授以“端午养生习俗之保健密码”为题，分享了融合节气养生与传统智慧的中医理念，令听众受益匪浅。文化互动体验环节，设置非遗漆扇、水墨画、香道、五彩绳等文化体验区，配合古琴悠扬演奏，营造一组集雅致与趣味于一体的文人雅集。观众在动手参与中感受中华非遗技艺之美，沉浸于温润含蓄的东方文化气韵中。活动还特别设立茶事展览区，展出各类茶具、茶叶及相关艺术品，配合茶艺师现场讲解与冲泡，让参与者在视觉与味觉的双重体验中直观感受中国茶文化的魅力。同时，“万里茶道”与“端午节日文化”图片展以图文并茂的形式，带领观众回望历史、品读节俗的生动内容。开放日当天，中心亦推出“茶和天下”主题精品旅游线路，展示中国多地茶乡的人文风貌与生态资源，向马来西亚民众传递“以茶观中国、以旅赏文化”的独特体验方式。活动现场，中心工作人员派发端午粽子，一粒一粒肉粽、清真粽、娘惹粽，传递着对大家的端午节日祝福。吉隆坡中国文化中心主任韩宁表示，国之交在于民相亲，希望以茶为媒、以端午节庆为桥，让更多马来西亚民众近距离体验中华文化，感受“茶和天下”所传递的和美理念。她强调，中华文化所蕴含的礼仪精神与养生智慧，也特别值得被更多人了解与分享。本次“茶和天下·浓情端午雅集”开放日活动内容丰富，既保留了传统节庆民俗的文化厚度，也体现了当代语境下的创新表达，不仅增进了中马两国人民的情感联结，更加深化了马来民众对中华文化的理解与认同。Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon & Dragon Boat Festival 2025 Successfully Held in MalaysiaOn May 24, in celebration of International Tea Day and to promote Chinese traditional culture, the China Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur, in collaboration with Purple Cane Group, successfully hosted the “Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon & Dragon Boat Festival 2025. The event skillfully blended Chinese tea culture with the rich traditions of the Dragon Boat Festival, drawing around 300 culture enthusiasts and members of the public for an immersive cultural experience infused with festive charm and the aroma of fine tea.A highlight of the event was the Tea Salon themed “Six Teas, Twelve Tastes,” where six curated tea stations offered distinct brews presented by seasoned tea masters. Each tea was brewed with techniques tailored to its character, creating an engaging and contemplative tasting journey that allowed guests to savor not just the tea, but also the cultural stories behind each cup.In the sharing sessions, Ms. Camellia Siow, board member of the Malaysian International Tea Cultural Society, shared insights on “Liu’an Tea: A Healing Tonic from the Southern Chinese Medicine Cabinet,” shedding light on its unique role in the integration of Chinese tea and traditional medicine in Southeast Asia. Prof. Dr. Chin Yoon Ching, Vice President of the Federation of Chinese Physicians And Acupuncturists Association of Malaysia (FCPAAM), followed with a session on “Health Wisdom of the Dragon Boat Festival,” exploring seasonal wellness practices rooted in Chinese medicine.The cultural experience featured hands-on activities including Traditional Lacquer Fan-making, Chinese Ink Painting, Traditional Chinese Incense, and Five-colored Cord Weaving, accompanied by live Guqin performance. These interactive activities invited participants to engage directly with Chinese intangible cultural heritage and appreciate the elegance and subtlety of classical Chinese aesthetics.An exhibition area showcased various teas, tea ware, and related artworks. Live tea brewing demonstrations offered a multisensory journey into Chinese tea culture. Complementing this was a visual exhibition titled "The Ten-Thousand-Mile Tea Road" Photo Exhibition, and the Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Photo Exhibition which traced the historical and cultural significance of tea and festival customs.The event also promoted “Tea for Harmony” Recommended Tea-themed Tours, introducing scenic tea regions across China and encouraging Malaysian audiences to experience Chinese culture through travel. Traditional rice dumplings (zongzi) were distributed on-site to share festive blessings and foster cultural connection.Madam Han Ning, Director of the China Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur, expressed hope that tea and festivals would serve as bridges between cultures, allowing Malaysian audiences to connect with Chinese traditions through sensory experience and shared values. She emphasized that the spirit of etiquette and health wisdom embedded in Chinese culture is worth deeper understanding and appreciation.Blending tradition with modern interpretation, the Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon & Dragon Boat Festival 2025 event strengthened cultural bonds between China and Malaysia, while deepening public understanding and appreciation of Chinese heritage.
更新时间：2025-05-27
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