Che Kesan – Representative Inheritor of Hani “Duoshengbu” Folk Song Project in Honghe County, Honghe 

Che Kesan – Representative Inheritor of Hani “Duoshengbu” Folk Song Project in Honghe County, Honghe

Heritage Activities

• Inheritance and Promotion: Chékèsān actively participates in the inheritance and promotion of Hānízú Duōshēngbù Mín’gē. He has been devoted to passing on this traditional musical form to younger generations and has trained many inheritors, making significant contributions to the continuation of this intangible cultural heritage.
• Performance: As a key singer of Hānízú Duōshēngbù Mín’gē, Chékèsān has been invited to perform in various places, including Kunming, Shanghai, Beijing, and regions like Hong Kong and Taiwan, showcasing the unique charm of Hānízú music to a wider audience.
• Cultural Exchange: Chékèsān actively engages in cultural exchange activities, collaborating with other cultural workers and folk artists to enhance the influence and recognition of Hānízú Duōshēngbù Mín’gē, fostering mutual learning and inspiration between different cultures.

Artistic Achievements

• Vocal Skills: Chékèsān demonstrates exceptional vocal skills and a deep understanding of Hānízú music. His performances are highly appreciated by audiences for their authenticity and emotional depth.
• Instrument Mastery: He is skilled in playing traditional Hānízú instruments such as the small three-stringed instrument and the straight flute, adding richness and variety to the musical performances.
• Awards and Recognition: Chékèsān’s outstanding contributions to the preservation and promotion of Hānízú culture have earned him recognition as a provincial-level representative inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, highlighting his significant role in this field.

Heritage Methods

• Family Influence: Born into a Hānízú family, Chékèsān was exposed to the rich musical traditions of his ethnicity from a young age. This early influence and his passion for Hānízú music laid a solid foundation for his later achievements as an inheritor.
• ** Apprenticeship and Training**: Chékèsān learned from renowned local artists and elders, mastering the techniques and skills of Hānízú Duōshēngbù Mín’gē. He continues to pass on these traditions by training young apprentices, ensuring the preservation and continuation of this cultural heritage.
• Community Engagement: Chékèsān actively participates in community cultural activities, organizing and leading performances and training sessions to promote Hānízú Duōshēngbù Mín’gē within his community. His efforts have helped keep this traditional art form alive and thriving among the local population.

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