Siheyuan: A young man starts a game and ignores the law

Su Ming and Ma Hua exchanged glances, as if they understood each other. They knew Bang Geng's feelings for Li, but they also knew that it was not appropriate to delve into it at this time.

At the party, everyone chatted and gradually talked about the relationship between Yu Li and Bang Geng.

"Hey, I heard you two are a couple!" an elder joked, causing everyone to laugh.

Yu Li and Bang Geng looked at each other, both a little embarrassed. Yu Li shook her head gently and explained with a smile: "No, no, we are just ordinary friends."

"Yeah, we're just friends, it's always been like this," Bang Geng added, trying to remain calm.

The elders present were somewhat surprised and disappointed after hearing this. They had thought that there would be more possibilities between Yu Li and Bang Geng, but now it seems that they are just friends.

"Oh, I thought you two were made for each other!" an elder exclaimed, shaking his head.

"Yeah, it seems I was worrying too much." Another elder said with a wry smile.

Despite some embarrassment and disappointment, the atmosphere of the party was not affected. Everyone was still laughing and chatting, enjoying these last moments.

Bang Geng was also a little sad, but he knew that now was not the time to express his feelings. He decided to express his feelings after Yu Li came back.

The farewell party lasted for several hours until it was getting dark, and everyone left. Although it was a bit embarrassing and disappointing, everyone wished Yu Li a happy future and hoped that she could achieve better results in Japan.

In the days after the farewell party, the atmosphere at the Cultural and Creative Center was somewhat low, as Yu Li's departure brought a sense of loss and reluctance to everyone. However, life must go on, and everyone gradually began to regain their composure and continue their daily lives.

Banggeng is no exception. Although he still misses Yu Li, he knows that what he needs to do now is to focus on his work and life. So he re-dedicated himself to the work of promoting Beijing's traditional culture.

After a day's work, Banggeng returned to his cabin with a tired body. He turned on his computer and browsed the recent activities of the Cultural and Creative Center. Suddenly, a piece of news caught his attention.

"Oh, so that's how it is..." Banggeng frowned, feeling a little confused.

Just then, the cell phone rang. It was Su Ming calling.

"Hello, Banggeng, are you there? I want to discuss something with you." Su Ming's voice came.

"Yes, yes, Brother Su. What's the matter?" Banggeng replied immediately.

"I just discussed it with Ma Hua, and we think now is a good time to promote Beijing's traditional culture. What do you think?" Su Ming asked.

Banggeng thought for a while and then said, "I think this is a good idea. We can use various methods, such as holding exhibitions and performances, to spread the charm of Beijing's traditional culture to the public."

"That's right, and I have another idea. We can work with other cultural institutions to jointly host a large-scale traditional cultural festival to attract more people to participate." Su Ming added.

"This is a good idea, I support it. We can apply for venues and resources from the cultural center, and then plan a wonderful event." Banggeng agreed.

They chatted for a while, went over some specifics, and then hung up.

Then, Banggeng turned on his computer and started busy planning. He looked up information, made plans, and everything went on in an orderly manner.

A few days later, Banggeng, Su Ming and Ma Hua went to the cultural center together and submitted their plan to the relevant person in charge. After some communication and discussion, they received support from the cultural center and successfully applied for the venue and resources for holding the event.

So they began several weeks of intense preparations, contacted some well-known artists and performance groups, invited them to participate in the event, designed exquisite promotional posters and advertisements, and prepared a variety of cultural exhibitions and performance programs.

While preparing for traditional cultural activities, Banggeng also noticed that some young people seemed to lack interest in traditional culture.

One day, he, Su Ming and Ma Hua were resting in the cafe of the Cultural and Creative Center, chatting about recent events.

"Recently I have discovered a problem. Today's young people are becoming more and more difficult to understand." Banggeng said, frowning slightly and looking a little worried.

“Yeah, I feel the same way. They don’t seem to have much interest in traditional culture and prefer to pursue fashionable and trendy things,” Ma Hua echoed.

"Maybe it's because they grew up in different environments. Today's society is developing rapidly, science and technology are advancing, information dissemination is becoming more convenient, and young people's aesthetic concepts and values ​​are constantly changing." Su Ming said thoughtfully.

Banggeng nodded in agreement. They all realized that in order to make young people interested in traditional culture, they needed innovation and change, and to find a method and language that suited them.

“Maybe we can try some new ways to make traditional culture more attractive and closer to the lives of young people,” Banggeng suggested.

“Yes, for example, by combining elements such as music, fashion, and art to create some novel cultural products that are easier for young people to accept and understand,” Ma Hua added.

"That's right. We can organize some creative workshops and theme activities to attract young people's participation and let them feel the charm of traditional culture through their participation." Su Ming proposed a specific plan.

The three of them hit it off and decided to add some novel elements to traditional cultural activities to attract more young people to participate.

In the following days, they started new preparations. They contacted some young artists and designers to discuss how to combine traditional culture with modern elements; planned some innovative cultural experience projects, such as traditional handicraft DIY, traditional food cooking competitions, etc.; designed promotional posters and advertisements with young people's characteristics, and used social media to widely disseminate them.

With the addition of new elements, the atmosphere of traditional cultural activities has become more active and youthful. Young people have participated in it, feeling the charm of traditional culture while enjoying the fun brought by modern life.

Ran Qiuye is a senior member of the Cultural and Creative Center and a person who has a strong interest and passion for traditional culture. He once left the Cultural and Creative Center for some personal reasons, which made everyone feel a little regretful. But now, Ran Qiuye is finally back.