The first China Liangzhu Wedding Customs Festival was jointly sponsored by Yinxian People's Government and Ningbo Tourism Bureau, starting from 1 99965438+February 29th and ending on1September 9th, 2000. China Liangzhu Wedding Custom Festival is mainly composed of a series of cultural activities such as weddings, weddings and garden visits. It fully embodies the nationality, internationality, culture and mass, and is held every two years.
At the beginning of the new century, the local government held the Butterfly Lovers Wedding Custom Festival, which interpreted the theme of eternal love with the love story of Butterfly Lovers for thousands of years, aiming at promoting the development of tourism economy through the tourism brand "Ningbo Butterfly Lovers".
Times are different, and marriage customs need to be reformed, but Liang Zhu's loyalty will never be out of date, because it is the ideological basis of simple folk customs and happy family, and the virtue of the Chinese nation; And Liang Shanbo's official virtue of being honest and benefiting the people has its important practical significance and far-reaching historical significance at any time. Therefore, in the new century and era, it is necessary to visit Liangshanbo Temple, and China Liangzhu Wedding Custom Festival is also worthy of recognition.
In 1930s, Mr. Qian, the originator of Liangzhu culture research, determined that Liangzhu Temple and Liangzhu Tomb were located in Jiulong Market, which is ten miles outside the west gate of Ningbo, which is now Liangzhu Cultural Park.
In 1950s, when the famous writer Zhang Henshui wrote the novel Butterfly Lovers, he made textual research on the origin of the word "Liang Zhu". According to folklore, * * * discovered 10 places: Ningbo, Zhejiang, Yixing, Shandong, Qufu, Qingshui, Shucheng, Gansu, Hejian, Anhui, Jiaxiang, Jiangsu, Jiangdu, Zhou Pu, Suzhou, Shaanxi and Suzhou, Jiangsu. According to research, there are many tombs of Liang Zhu in China, but there is only one temple in Ningbo. In addition, after the Song Dynasty, records in local chronicles all indicated that the burial place was in Ningbo. In 1980s, Mr. Mogao certified Liang Zhu's story as an out-and-out traditional local product of Zhejiang.