Russia and Intangible Cultural Heritage

Russia is currently listed in the world intangible cultural heritage, which can be found in the following two items: 1, cultural space and Meschi's oral culture time: 200 1 country: Russian Federation category: cultural space 2, Oronk-Yakutia heroic narrative poem time: 2005 country: Russian Federation category: oral tradition The following are Russia's world cultural heritage: Russia (23 items).

Historic Center of St. Petersburg and Related Buildings (text, 1990)

Church in Kiri Island (text, 1990)

Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow (text, 1990)

Cultural and Historical Buildings in Solowitsky Islands (text, 1992)

Historical sites in Novgorod and its surrounding areas (text, 1992)

White buildings in Vladimir and suzdal (text, 1992)

Trinity monastery complex in sergeyev town (text, 1993)

The Ascension Church of Jesus in Koromensk (text, 1994)

Komi primeval forest (since, 1995)

Lake Baikal (since, 1996)

Kamchatka Volcano Group (since,1996,2001)

Altai "Golden Mountain" (since, 1998)

West Caucasus Mountains (since, 1999)

Kulong people's spittle (text, 2000) (in Lithuanian * * *)

Kazan Castle Historic Complex (Text, 2000)

Ferapont monastery complex (text, 2000)

Midwest of Horses Mountains (since, 200 1)

Ancient City and Castle Architecture in Djerbat (Text, 2003)

Ubusu Basin (since 2003) (with Mongolia * * *)

Notre Dame Abbey Complex (text, 2004)

Rangel Island Nature Reserve (since 2004)

Yaroslavl Historical Center (Text, 2005)

Struve Geological Survey Site in 2005) (with Belarus, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Moldova, Sweden and Ukraine * * *) Russian festivals: New Year: 65438+ 10/Orthodox Christmas: 65438+1 0. Victory Day of the Great Patriotic War: May 9th, National Sovereignty Declaration Adoption Day (National Day): June 12, People's Unity Day: 65433 Reconciliation Day, October Revolution Festival and Military Honor Day:165438+1October 7th (formerly October Revolution Memorial Day) Constitution Day: 65433. This is one of the most lively festivals in Russia in a year. The meat festival is held in the eighth week after Easter. There are seven days in a week, and each day has a different name: the first day is welcome festival, the second day is celebration festival, the third day is big banquet, the fourth day is fighting, the fifth day is mother-in-law's party, the sixth day is sister-in-law's party, and the seventh day is farewell day. Orthodox Christmas: 65438+10.7; Russian new year: 65438+ 10/3; Defender's Day of the Motherland: February 23rd (Army Day of the former Soviet Union); International Women's Day: March 8; Workers' Solidarity Day: May 1 day (formerly International Labor Day); Victory Day: May 9 (Victory Day of the Great Patriotic War); Declaration on National Sovereignty (National Day): June12; People's Solidarity Day:165438+1October 4th, newly established in 2004. I hope the above information will help you!