Welcome to the 20th National Congress | Jiangxi Ning Capital: Hakka Folk Culture Museum without walls

Every Mid -Autumn Festival, there will be a unique landscape in Nanyun Village, Luokou Town, Ningdu County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province: a dragon that is flying, pointing directly at Yun Tian, ​​winding in the village, wind blowing the flames, and the whole village is photographed. Like daylight. The blossoming flames on the bamboo ravioli fire are like pearls embedded on the sky. The whole scene is very spectacular and extraordinary. It has a simple, magnificent, gorgeous, and shocking artistic beauty. The red flame is full of longing for light, representing the vitality of the countryside in China. Nanyun Mid -Autumn Festival Bamboo Fire Dragon was included in the first batch of Jiangxi Province Intangible Cultural Heritage List.

Bamboo Fire Dragon Performance

Ningdu is known as "the hometown of Chinese Hakka Folk Culture". The form of folk activities is diverse and the cultural heritage is rich. During the festival, walking in Ningdu and entering a valley casually, you may hear a bunch of suona sounds; arbitrarily entering an ancient village may collide with a lantern team. Here, Hakka songs, drama, music, lanterns, lanterns, dance, literature, drama, words, words, Taoism and other Hakka folk culture are colorful, like a Hakka folk culture museum without walls.

Bridge Lantern Activity

Ning Du was the center of the early Hakka ancestors live and broadcasting. Folklore activities had a distinctive cultural heritage in Central Plains, and were deeply influenced by Wu Chu's culture and the immersion of Baiyue Wuxu culture. Among the intangible cultural heritage, Hakka folk folk culture, such as Hakka Songs, Tea Picking, Drama, Ancient Essays, Slanges, etc. Fire tigers and other folk activities are all over the villages throughout the county.

Source: People's Daily Client Jiangxi Channel

Author: Xie Fengwen Wang Dan

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