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"The Rice Cake is Fragrant, And The Wu Water is Longer"-SmallRig Awards Submission Film Showcase
"The Rice Cake is Fragrant, And The Wu Water is Longer"-SmallRig Awards Submission Film Showcase
SmallRig Awards2025-02-25 20:40:44
Film introduction:
MatoufangVillage,JinhuaCity,ZhejiangProvince,retainsaricecakeprocessingworkshopinthe70softhelastcentury. Every year around the Spring Festival, a group of experienced masters gather here to process rice cakes for the residents of Matoufang Village and the guests from Jinhua. Rice cake is a common food in the south of our country, symbolizing the rise of good luck every year, eating a bite of rice cake, implying that the harvest of good luck and good times.
With the rapid development of the times, machine rice cake processing workshops have emerged one after another, and the technology of rice cake processing is also constantly innovating, but this group of rice cake processing masters are still staying here, waiting to complete their special mission every year. Step by step is the cultural core of eating rice cakes, and the exchange of hard work for hand-made rice cakes is the constant nostalgia passed down by the villagers.Asmallworkshopembodiesthechildhoodmemoriesofcountlessvillagers,andthroughthiswork,youcanseetheenduringculturalcolorandcharm of thetraditionalcustom of beatingricecakes.
About the author:XinYvan Xie
The creative team is from Zhejiang Normal University Director: Xie Xinyuan Creative Member: Wu Zengrong; Xie Mengyao ; ZHANG Kun; LIU Sicong ; Discussion of joy The creative members are full of love for rural culture documentaries, and in line with the excavation and understanding of Zhejiang's local characteristic products, they visited a handmade rice cake processing workshop in Matoufang Village, Jinhua City. It is a workshop that has been preserved in a modern single-family residential building, built in the 70s of the last century. Every year around the Spring Festival, a group of experienced masters gather here to process rice cakes for the residents of Matoufang Village and the guests from around Jinhua. After many field trips, they were moved by the persistence of several elderly masters in traditional craftsmanship and the memories of childhood tastes of villagers and guests, and then began to create.