外国友人探访梨乡 梨韵架起文化桥梁

2026年2月6日，来自巴基斯坦的李安旭和来自韩国的郑㥠允来到阳信县梨文化生态博物馆，沉浸式感受 “中国鸭梨之乡” 的两千年文脉传承。

梨文化生态博物馆场馆占地 8200 平方米，建筑面积 3100 平方米，以 “梨韵千年・生态共生” 为核心主线，坚守 “让文物传情、让文化入心” 的建馆理念，成为展示梨产业发展与文化传承的重要窗口。

在讲解员的细致引导下，两位友人依次探访了梨史长廊、梨园微景、梨品记忆、梨俗工坊四大展区。梨史长廊内，泛黄的老照片、斑驳的梨农耕具与逼真的场景复原，生动再现了阳信鸭梨从古代零星种植到现代规模化产业化的发展历程。梨品记忆区里，除了传统瓷坛梨膏与现代真空梨制品，新增的梨汁发酵饮品、梨味文创糕点等创新产品令李安旭眼前一亮，她仔细询问产品研发故事，称赞 “传统食材与现代创意的碰撞太惊艳”。

“这次参观彻底改变了我对梨的认知，这里的每一件展品都串联起历史、民俗与生态，是独一无二的文化瑰宝。”郑㥠允感慨道。李安旭则表示，会把阳信梨文化的魅力分享给家乡的亲友和同仁，让更多人了解这座中国梨乡的独特风采。

此次探访活动，不仅让两位外国友人深度领略了阳信梨文化的独特魅力，更搭建起中外文化交流的坚实桥梁。未来，阳信县将持续以梨为媒，依托梨文化生态博物馆这一重要平台，让千年梨韵跨越国界，走向更广阔的世界舞台。

On February 4, 2026, Li Anxu from Pakistan and Zheng Xuyun from South Korea visited the Pear Culture Eco-Museum in Yangxin County, where they immersed themselves in the 2,000-year cultural legacy of the “Hometown of Chinese Ya Pears.”

Covering a site area of 8,200 square meters with a total building area of 3,100 square meters, the Pear Culture Eco-Museum is structured around the central theme of “Millennia of Pear Heritage · Ecological Coexistence.” Upholding the guiding principle of “letting relics tell stories and culture touch hearts,” the museum has become an important window for showcasing the development of the pear industry and the inheritance of pear culture.

Under the attentive guidance of a docent, the two visitors explored in sequence four major exhibition areas: the Pear History Gallery, Pear Orchard Micro-Scenes, Pear Product Memories, and the Pear Customs Workshop. In the Pear History Gallery, yellowed old photographs, timeworn pear-farming tools, and vividly reconstructed scenes brought to life the journey of Yangxin ya pears from scattered cultivation in ancient times to today’s large-scale, industrialized development. In the Pear Product Memories area, alongside traditional ceramic-jar pear paste and modern vacuum-packed pear products, newly introduced innovations—such as fermented pear juice beverages and pear-flavored cultural creative pastries—caught Li Anxu’s eye. She carefully inquired about the stories behind the product development and praised the results, saying, “The fusion of traditional ingredients with modern creativity is truly stunning.”

“This visit has completely changed my perception of pears. Every exhibit here weaves together history, folk customs, and ecology—it’s a one-of-a-kind cultural treasure,” Zheng Xuyun remarked. Li Anxu added that she would share the charm of Yangxin’s pear culture with family, friends, and colleagues back home, so that more people can learn about the unique appeal of this Chinese pear hometown.

This visit not only enabled the two foreign friends to gain an in-depth appreciation of the distinctive charm of Yangxin’s pear culture, but also built a solid bridge for cultural exchange between China and other countries. Looking ahead, Yangxin County will continue to use pears as a cultural medium, leveraging the Pear Culture Eco-Museum as an important platform to help millennia-old pear heritage cross borders and step onto a broader global stage.