Luqiao district characteristic culture

Luqiao district's characteristic culture includes the legend of Jigong, the yellow sand lion, bamboo carving with double reeds, Taizhou random play, blue cloth printing and dyeing techniques, etc. 1, Legend of Jigong: The Legend of Jigong is a kind of folk oral literature developed from the story of Dao Ji, a Zen monk in the Southern Song Dynasty, which has influenced the world. 2. Yellow Sand Lion: "Yellow Sand Lion" was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty. The biggest feature of this traditional performing art is the ingenious combination of folk superb martial arts and traditional lion dance performance.

Luqiao district's characteristic culture includes the legend of Jigong, the yellow sand lion, bamboo carving with double reeds, Taizhou random play, blue cloth printing and dyeing techniques, etc.

1, Legend of Jigong: The Legend of Jigong is a kind of folk oral literature developed from the story of Dao Ji, a Zen monk in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is distributed in Zhejiang province with the rooftop as the center, and thus radiates the whole country and affects the world. During the Six Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, there were many legends of Lohan and epileptic monks circulating on the rooftop.

2. Yellow Sand Lion: "Yellow Sand Lion" was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty. The biggest feature of this traditional performing art is the ingenious combination of folk superb martial arts and traditional lion dance performance. It can not only roll and play on the ground, but also perform various funny actions on the high platform.

3. Inverted bamboo carving: "Huangyan Inverted Bamboo Carving" is the main variety of bamboo carving technology in China, also known as "sticking spring", "bamboo spring" and "inverted spring". Huangyan double spring originated in Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty. According to data, it was created by Chen, a folk bamboo carving artist.

4. Taizhou Random Bomb: Taizhou Random Bomb was originally named Huangyan Random Bomb, which was formed in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties and was popular in Taizhou, Wenzhou, Ningbo, Shaoxing, Jinhua and Lishui. Taizhou has more than 300 plays. The repertoire often performed is called "Seven pavilions, eight districts, nine records and thirteen pictures", and the seven pavilions include Huilong Pavilion and Lanxiang Pavilion.

5. Blue calico printing and dyeing technology: Blue calico printing and dyeing technology has a long history, and it is a skill integrating life and art, which was recorded as early as the "Guangxu Xianju County Records". After brewing in the Tang and Song Dynasties, it reached its peak from the late Qing Dynasty to the early liberation, with more than 200 varieties of blue calico.