成都卓熱查姆鍋莊團隊四週年🎂(2021.11.03-2025.11.03)Chengdu Zhuorecham Guozhuang Team's 4th Anniversary Celebration

成都卓熱查姆鍋莊團隊四週年慶🎂🙏(2021.11.03-2025.11.03) Chengdu Zhuorecham Guozhuang Team's 4th Anniversary Celebration 成都卓熱查姆鍋莊團隊：四載綻放，舞動雪域風情在成都這座天府之國，多元文化交融的都市中，一支名為“卓熱查姆鍋莊團隊”的藏族舞蹈團體，以其熱情奔放的鍋莊舞步，點亮了無數夜空。2025年11月，團隊迎來四週年慶典，這不僅僅是一場慶賀，更是對藏族傳統文化的深情致敬與創新傳承。成立於2021年的卓熱查姆團隊，由一群熱愛家鄉的藏族青年發起，如今已成長為成都街頭一道亮麗的風景線，吸引了上萬粉絲的關注。團隊的創始人洛桑+雍吉+扎西三人，雍吉是一位“95後”藏族姑娘，來自四川省阿壩藏族羌族自治州金川縣。2014年，她離開雪域高原來到成都求學，畢業後留在了這座包容的城市，成為一名幼教老師。兒時的鍋莊舞記憶，如高原的陽光般溫暖而明亮。鍋莊舞，源自西藏和藏區民間，是男女老少圍成圈、手拉手、肩並肩的集體舞蹈，舞步輕快、節奏歡快，常在節日慶典中表演。它不僅是娛樂形式，更是藏族人表達喜悅、祈福和團結的方式。雍吉在社交平台分享自己跳舞的短視頻後，意外收穫了無數點贊和共鳴。2021年，她與來自甘孜州的扎西澤仁等志同道合的夥伴們組建了卓熱查姆團隊。“卓熱查姆”在藏語中意為“吉祥的旋律”，寓意著團隊將帶來幸福與歡樂。團隊成員多為在蓉務工或求學的藏族青年，他們白天奔波於都市的快節奏中，夜晚則在成都錦外中心附近的廣場上，換上色彩斑斕的藏族盛裝，圍成圓圈起舞。雍吉回憶，四年來，他們每周固定在週二和週四的晚上7點半，準時在高昇橋錦外中心廣場開場。長袖如雪浪翻滾，腰間的寶石飾品叮噹作響，伴著悠揚的扎木聶旋律，舞步時而舒緩如高原牧歌，時而激昂似雪山狂風。起初，只有十來位成員，如今隊伍擴充到近40人，參與者中不乏漢族、回族和彝族等其他民族的朋友，甚至有慕名而來的遊客加入。團隊不設門檻，不需舞蹈基礎，只要心懷熱情，就能融入這個“快樂圓圈”。“跳鍋莊時，彷彿回到了家鄉的鍋莊場，那種集體感，讓城市裡的孤獨瞬間消散。”扎西澤仁說。四年來，卓熱查姆團隊的影響力如鍋莊舞的旋律般擴散開來。他們參與了成都國際非物質文化遺產節的表演，登上本地媒體的鏡頭，還通過短視頻平台走紅網絡。2023年，一段團隊在錦外中心廣場的直播視頻，收穫了數百萬播放量，網友們驚嘆：“成都的鍋莊舞太治癒了！”團隊還創新地將鍋莊與現代元素融合，如融入流行音樂或街頭藝術，吸引了年輕一代的參與。疫情期間，他們線上教學鍋莊舞步，幫助更多人緩解壓力。四週年慶典上，團隊特別邀請了家鄉的藝人助陣，現場將有百人大鍋莊、傳統藏戲表演和篝火晚會，預計吸引上千觀眾。雍吉感慨：“我們不是專業的舞團，而是文化使者。用鍋莊舞，我們讓成都這座城市多了一份高原的純淨與活力。”如今，卓熱查姆鍋莊團隊已成為成都多元文化的一張名片。它不僅傳承了鍋莊舞這一國家級非物質文化遺產，更在都市中築起一座連接雪域與平原的橋梁。四週年之際，讓我們跟隨他們的舞步，感受那份從高原吹來的自由與喜悅。未來，團隊將繼續前行，用每一次旋轉，舞出更多吉祥旋律。 Chengdu Zhuorecham Guozhuang Team: Four Years of Brilliance, Dancing with the Charm of the Tibetan Plateau. In Chengdu, the land of abundance, a city where diverse cultures blend, a Tibetan dance group called the "Zhuorecham Guozhuang Team" illuminates countless nights with their passionate Guozhuang dance. In November 2025, the team celebrated its fourth anniversary, a celebration that was not merely a commemoration, but also a heartfelt tribute to and innovative inheritance of Tibetan traditional culture. Founded in 2021 by a group of Tibetan youths who love their hometown, the Zhuorecham Team has grown into a beautiful sight on the streets of Chengdu, attracting the attention of tens of thousands of fans. The team's founders are Losang, Yongji, and Tashi. Yongji is a post-95s Tibetan girl from Jinchuan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. In 2014, she left the Tibetan Plateau to study in Chengdu. After graduation, she stayed in this inclusive city and became a preschool teacher. Her childhood memories of Guozhuang dance are as warm and bright as the highland sunshine. Guozhuang dance, originating from Tibet and its folk traditions, is a collective dance performed by men, women, and children of all ages, who form a circle, holding hands and standing shoulder to shoulder. The steps are light and the rhythm lively, and it is often performed during festivals and celebrations. It is not only a form of entertainment but also a way for Tibetans to express joy, blessings, and unity. After sharing a short video of herself dancing on social media, Yongji unexpectedly received countless likes and resonance. In 2021, she and like-minded partners, including Tashi Tsering from Ganzi Prefecture, formed the Zhuorecham team. "Zhuorecham" means "auspicious melody" in Tibetan, symbolizing that the team will bring happiness and joy. Most of the team members are young Tibetans working or studying in Chengdu. They rush about in the fast-paced city during the day, and at night, they change into colorful Tibetan costumes and dance in a circle in the square near the Chengdu Jinwai Center. Yongji recalls that for the past four years, they have regularly performed every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7:30 pm in the Jinwai Center square near Gaoshengqiao. Long sleeves billow like snowy waves, jeweled ornaments jingle at the waist, accompanied by the melodious Zhamunye tune. The dance steps are sometimes gentle like a highland pastoral song, sometimes vigorous like a snow-capped mountain storm. Initially, only about ten members sat in a circle; now the group has expanded to nearly 40, including members of Han, Hui, and Yi ethnic groups, and even tourists who came specifically to see the dance. The group has no entry requirements; no dance background is needed. As long as you have enthusiasm, you can join this "circle of joy." "When dancing the Guozhuang, it feels like returning to the Guozhuang field in my hometown. That sense of community instantly dispels the loneliness of the city," said Zaxi Zeren. Over the past four years, the influence of the Zhuorecham team has spread like the melody of the Guozhuang dance. They have participated in performances at the Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival, appeared on local media, and become popular online through short video platforms. In 2023, a live stream video of the team performing at Jinwai Central Plaza garnered millions of views, with netizens exclaiming, "Chengdu's Guozhuang dance is so healing!" The team also innovatively blended Guozhuang with modern elements, such as incorporating pop music or street art.........