Tagesarchive: 18. Oktober 2025

在荆州的泥土深处，楚人的文字沉睡千年。它们不是被时间遗忘，而是被封存在潮湿的地脉，等待在纪南古城的心跳之中。《楚简越千年》第五集《一脉相承》以“城市的回声”为主轴，展开一场从竹简到奖牌、从学术到生活的文明再生——马拉松奖牌、非遗文创、书法课堂、光影舞台，楚简以新的方式走入我们的时代。我们开始明白：文明不是静止的遗产，而是仍在跳动的心。听见心跳，楚在呼吸。// Beneath the soil of Jingzhou, the characters of the ancient Chu have slept for millennia. They were not forgotten by time but sealed within the damp veins of the earth, waiting in the heartbeat of the old city of Jinan. Episode Five of “Across a Thousand Years of Chu Bamboo Slips” — “A Line Unbroken” — takes “the city’s echo” as its theme and traces the living revival of civilization: from bamboo slips to marathon medals, from scholarship to daily life. Through heritage crafts, calligraphy classes, and stage performances, the Chu slips return in new forms to our age. Gradually, we understand that civilization is not a silent relic, but a heart still beating. To hear its pulse is to know — Chu still breathes.

竹简再现人间，不靠奇迹，而靠一双双手。在荆州，从潘灯的研读与汇编楚文字，到黄有志的简牍复制，再到李胜洪的楚简书帖与孩子们的笔尖，文字的温度在指纹间延续。它们不再沉睡于墓葬，而在众手之书中醒来——三个荆州人以手为声，让文明重新被听见。// The return of the Chu bamboo slips to the human world is not a miracle, but the work of many hands. In Jingzhou, from Pan Deng's compilation of Chu characters to Huang Youzhi's reproduction of bamboo slips, from Li Shenghong's calligraphy of Chu texts to the young students writing with their own brushes, the warmth of words continues through fingertips. No longer buried in tombs, these slips awaken in the hands of people — three artisans of Jingzhou whose hands became voices, allowing civilization to be heard again.