Heluo Culture: Historical Value and Modern Relevance
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Every land nurtures its own culture. Together, the diverse array of distinctive local traditional cultures forms the splendid tapestry of Chinese civilization. To this end, we present the “Cultural China”, a video series that takes you on a journey through the cultural threads of different regions, inviting you to savor the rich humanistic heritage that each episode has to offer.
Heluo culture originated at the confluence of the Yellow River and the Luo River in China, carrying a legacy that stretches back through the ages. In this land, Confucianism originated, the ritual-music system took root, and technology flourished. Thirteen dynasties built their capitals or secondary capitals in Luoyang, Henan Province, and an open, inclusive spirit sustained a millennium of splendor.
In today’s Henan, the project tracing the origins of Chinese civilization have yielded fruitful results, intangible cultural heritage skills are passed down from generation to generation, and culture-tourism integration is thriving. Emerging from the depths of history, Heluo culture flows like an endless river, nourishing the Chinese nation. Watch the video to learn more.
