What are the fun places to play in Shehong?

Shehong is located in the middle of the Sichuan Basin, in the middle reaches of the Fujiang River, with an area of ??1,497 square kilometers and a population of 1.04 million. It is the hometown of the great poet Chen Ziang of the Tang Dynasty, the hometown of the holy monk Mulian of the Tang Dynasty, and the birthplace of Mulian culture. The origin of the famous Chinese liquor Tuopai Qujiu. In 2004, the county's GDP reached 6.89 billion yuan and county fiscal revenue reached 427.5 million yuan. It is a model county for economic development in hilly areas of Sichuan Province. Shehong has a long history and rich resources. Humans have been active here as early as the Paleolithic Age. In 201 BC, Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, established a county in present-day Shehong, more than 2,100 years ago. In 554 AD, Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty established a county here. It was named "Shejiang" because arrows from the Zijiang River shot directly at the Fujiang River. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it was renamed Shehong, which is still used today. In the mid-Tang Dynasty, the superb wine-making skills of Shehong people won the praise of the poet Du Fu, "Shehong's spring wine is still green when it is cold." Shehong is rich in oil, natural gas, brine and other resources. At present, 3 natural gas wells have been successfully exploited, achieving sufficient self-sufficiency in natural gas. Peach Dragon is a folk dance in Suining, commonly known as "Disjointed Dragon", so named because its dragon body is in the shape of a disjointed peach. According to legend, in the "Empress" Association in northern Sichuan, every household would go to the temple to offer peaches to the Empress to seek the blessing of the Empress. Later, during the Guanyin Association and the Lantern Festival, people would combine the peaches with colorful decorations into a dragon. , during the dance, one person holds a treasure to play with the dragon, one person holds the dragon head, five people hold the dragon body, one person holds the dragon tail, and eight girls each hold two colorful clouds on the dragon body to accompany the dance. Since Peach Dragon is a detached dragon, performers can shuttle back and forth at will, one after another, like a dragon writhing, ups and downs in the sea of ??clouds. Just like the folk saying: "The peach dragons play each other, and they go back and forth with their spines connected." The production process of Suining peach dragons is very particular. In the 1980s, the Suining County Cultural Center organized folk artists Peng Kesui and others to make a peach dragon, which was well received in the National Folk Arts and Crafts Exhibition and was collected by the Chinese Museum. Sichuan Dalue large-scale folk percussion music. The original name is "Penglai Dale". Popular in Suining City and border areas. According to legend, this music was invented by court musicians in the Zhou Dynasty of my country and spread to the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty heard the music was so high-pitched and sweet that the performance formation was spectacular and majestic. He named it "big music" and specially used it when the emperor ascended the throne and when he was on tour. use. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, a young musician left the palace due to war, and later settled in Zhongjiang. He used his skills to build a band, which was passed down from generation to generation, and was introduced to Pengxi during the Guangxu period. At the beginning of the 20th century, Zhongjiang, Jintang, Pengxi, Shehong and Nanchong counties in Sichuan were very prosperous. Sichuan Central Music Group consists of two groups: the main music group includes foot pot drums, big cymbals, Dama gongs, Rao Bo, Chai Zi, Su Bo, Su Chai, Dang Dang, cymbals, etc. When the auxiliary band plays, the two bands overlap and alternate. The lineup is huge and the scene is spectacular, with dozens of people at least and thousands of people at most. The tunes include "Yunding Fan", "Phoenix Nodding", "Flying the Damp Moth", " There are more than ten kinds of vines, such as "leaf vine" and so on. The original Penglai music has a cheerful rhythm and a warm and festive momentum. It combines the masculine spirit of northern gongs and drums with the soft and beautiful style of Sichuan folk percussion music. It has strong artistic appeal and local cultural characteristics. Afterwards, Pengxi County Culture and Sports Bureau organized special personnel to excavate and sort out the music. According to the traditional model and the characteristics of Bashu culture, "Pengxi Music" was renamed "Sichuan Music", the musical instruments were remade, a new tune brand "Wuzhou Qingrui" was created, and the musical instruments were improved. The combination and adjustment of the drum band shape make the performance of "Sichuan Music" more magnificent, the rhythm more exciting, the climax repeated, and the heroic spirit. People praise "Sichuan Music" as the "majestic gongs and drums" of Sichuan.