What family is Spring? After all, what family is spring?

1, Han nationality. Shuochun is an ancient Han rap genre, which mainly spreads in Longlin and Datan in Lixian County, Gansu Province, Shixia Town in Xihe County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province, the southern slope of Micang Mountain in Northeast Sichuan, the Taoist holy land "Yinling Mountain" at the junction of Bazhou District and Nanjiang County in Bazhong City, and Zhu Gong and Heitan Town in Nanjiang County. It belongs to the key protection project of intangible cultural heritage in Gansu Province and the second batch of representative works of intangible cultural heritage in Sichuan Province.

It is said that spring originated from the custom of welcoming the four gods in Wuding of Shang Dynasty. Nowadays, the religious color has completely disappeared and become a relatively simple festival rap custom, which has a history of three or four thousand years. It is a festival rap activity conducted by Han folk spring officials at the entrance of residential halls, which generally begins after the spring in October of the lunar calendar and ends around the vernal equinox of the following year.

Saying Spring is a unique folk custom with a long history, and it is also a very primitive art of rap. It was once mainly distributed in Longlin and Dabanchuanba river basins in Lixian county, and widely distributed in the lower four districts of Lixian county and some towns and villages such as Shi Xia in Xihe. People who say spring are called spring officials. Guan Chun said that in spring, Guan Chun left home in the twelfth lunar month before the arrival of spring, went to other places to spread agricultural solar terms to people in the form of rap, submitted auspicious wishes, and finally got the property and rice noodles returned by people. It is said that in spring, officials in spring say auspicious words to people, sing Spring Festival tunes, give blessings, post spring posts, publicize policies, teach people kindness, and get people's thanks in return. Chunguan said that spring is not only a traditional folk custom, but also a means for Chunguan to make a living.