2025年7月12日，四川大学旅游学院国际旅游与酒店管理系的6名留学生走进四川大学博物馆，参加了主题为”非遗大观——成都银花丝制作技艺”的”大川寻雅文化体验活动”。本次活动由四川大学博物馆主办，旨在传播中华优秀传统文化，搭建中外文化交流的桥梁。

参与活动的留学生包括本科生和研究生，分别来自多个国家。他们首先参观了四川大学博物馆，深入了解中华文明的演进脉络与巴蜀地区的历史文化遗产，为接下来的非遗体验活动奠定了良好的文化基础。

活动现场，国家级非物质文化遗产项目”成都银花丝制作技艺”新生代传承人谭清华进行了现场展演。他详细讲解了银花丝的历史渊源、制作流程以及在现代生活中的创新应用，并展示了多件精美的银花丝作品。留学生们被银丝绕制、编结、焊接等精湛技艺深深吸引，纷纷与谭老师互动交流，表达了对中国传统工艺的钦佩之情。

图：留学生在活动后的合照

在互动环节”茶汤中的朝代漫游”中，来自射洪市第六小学清风茶艺社团的学生们身着传统服饰，表演了极具川派特色的”长嘴壶茶艺”。壶嘴灵动如龙，茶水落点精准，茶艺师动作行云流水，赢得现场观众热烈掌声。留学生们通过这一别具匠心的表演，沉浸式感受了中国茶文化的深厚底蕴，纷纷表示”仿佛穿越了历史长河”。

图：博物馆赠与三名留学生衍纸团扇

本次活动不仅加深了留学生对中国非遗文化的认知与理解，也为中外青年搭建了面对面沟通的桥梁，激发了更多人了解、传播与传承中华优秀传统文化的热情。

未来，四川大学旅游学院国际旅游与酒店管理系将持续开展形式多样的文化体验活动，推动”走出去”与”请进来”相结合的国际文化交流新模式，助力中华文化更好地走向世界。

Experiencing the Elegance of Intangible Cultural Heritage:

International Students from School of Tourism, Sichuan University Explore the Art of Chengdu Silver Filigree

On July 12, 2025, 8 international students from the Department of International Tourism and Hotel Management at Sichuan University participated in the “Discovering the Beauty of Sichuan” cultural experience event at the Sichuan University Museum. Themed “A Grand View of Intangible Cultural Heritage: The Art of Chengdu Silver Filigree,” the event was designed to foster intercultural exchange and showcase the richness of Chinese traditional craftsmanship.

The participating students, including both undergraduates and postgraduates from diverse countries, began the day with a guided tour of the Sichuan University Museum. They explored exhibitions on Chinese civilization and the cultural heritage of the Sichuan region, gaining valuable historical context before engaging in hands-on cultural activities.

The highlight of the day was a live demonstration by Mr. Tan Qinghua, a new-generation inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage—Chengdu Silver Filigree Inlay Art. Mr. Tan introduced the history, intricate production techniques, and contemporary innovations of the silver filigree craft, showcasing exquisite pieces created through wire drawing, weaving, and welding. The students were captivated by the craftsmanship and actively interacted with the artist, expressing admiration for the sophistication and beauty of traditional Chinese art forms.

Figure. Group photo of the international students taken after the event.

Another memorable moment came during the interactive segment “A Journey Through Dynasties in a Cup of Tea.” Students from the Qingfeng Tea Art Club of Shehong No. 6 Primary School performed a traditional “long-spout teapot” tea ceremony, wearing period costumes. With graceful and skillful movements, the young performers brought the audience into the world of Chinese tea culture, earning rounds of applause. The international students described the performance as “like traveling through time,” and were deeply moved by the elegance and symbolism of the tea ritual.

Figure. The museum presented quilling craft round fans as souvenirs.

This cultural event not only enhanced the international students’ understanding of Chinese intangible cultural heritage, but also built meaningful bridges for cross-cultural dialogue and friendship. Many participants expressed a desire to learn more about Chinese culture and share their experiences with others.

Looking ahead, Department of International Tourism and Hotel Management at School of Tourism, Sichuan University will continue to organize diverse cultural programs, promoting a dual-track approach to international cultural exchange—bringing Chinese culture abroad and welcoming global perspectives in. These efforts aim to deepen mutual understanding and support the global visibility of Chinese heritage.