20 1 1 At the end of the year, there were 1 performing arts groups, 1 cultural centers and 23 cultural stations in the county. Public library 1 seat, with a total collection of 338,000 books; Cultural relics protection and management institutions 1 unit, receiving 22,000 tourists throughout the year. The county has archives 1 file 193300 volumes (pieces) with a storage area of 3 123 square meters. 20 1 1 year * * * organized mass competitions 16 times or more, and the number of direct participants 1 10,000 people. The annual sales of sports lottery is 2 1.68 million yuan, and the sports lottery public welfare fund is 1.55 million yuan.

On 20 12, the comprehensive building of Wuwei county hospital was officially started. The Ninth Culture and Art Festival was successfully held, and the activities of "Culture Going to the Countryside" and "Wuwei Lecture Hall" were rich and colorful, and the cultural and sports life of the masses was increasingly enriched. The restructuring of the County Lu Troupe was basically completed. Wuwei ink-removing gauze lantern, also known as palace lantern, has a history of more than 300 years, and Anhui Province is listed as one of the eight specialty products in Anhui Province. According to legend, when Mi Fei became an ignorant army in the Northern Song Dynasty, he used painting skills to draw figures, landscapes, dragons and phoenixes, flowers and other patterns on the lantern wall to entertain the people. Wuwei gauze lantern was developed on the basis of absorbing the popular "colored lanterns" such as misplacement, paper paste and dyeing. It integrates carpentry, sculpture, painter and painting art, and is made by processing, molding, painting, painting and ink removal. The picture frame is made of ebony or Toona sinensis and decorated with a faucet, an elephant trunk and a Tiger Claw. The wall of the lamp is covered with gauze and silk, and images of flowers, scenery and people are painted. After the ink removal technology and the finishing touch pen, the eyes of the characters in the picture blink frequently under the penetration of candlelight, which is lifelike.