The Creative Transformation of Su Shi's Cultural Heritage in China–Korea Youth Cultural Exchange Activities
Abstract
Korea youth exchange, it should be transformed from classical knowledge into living cultural experience. Taking Prelude to Water Melody,
Calming the Waves, Red Cliff Rhapsody, and Huangzhou Cold Food Poems as core texts, this paper proposes bilingual reading, calligraphy,
food experience, cultural walking, youth co-creation, and digital communication. It places Su Shi within the East Asian cultural sphere, where
Confucian ethics, classical Chinese writing, and family rituals provide a historical basis for dialogue, while cultural differences require localized interpretation. Grounded in Meishan, the hometown of the Three Su, the model connects exchange activities with local museums, landmarks, and tourism resources.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v4i7.10115
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