What does Shaanxi Yangko symbolize?

Shaanxi yangko symbolizes the embodiment of people's deep spiritual belief and is also an important part of Shaanxi people's spiritual culture.

1, Shaanxi Yangko is a popular and representative traditional dance art form in Shaanxi Plateau, which is also called "Noisy Fire", "Noisy Yangko", "Noisy Society Fire" and "Noisy Yangko".

2. Yangko is generally divided into "big field" and "small field". Under the unified command and leadership of the umbrella head, the big venue is a variety of formations twisted by the whole dance team. There are hundreds of formations such as "dragon wagging its tail", "rolled cabbage", "cross plum blossom", "two dragons spitting water" and "twelve lotus lanterns". The number of people attending the performance ranged from twenty to thirty to one hundred. Small-scale performances include "water boat", "running donkey", "stilts" and "overlord whip".

3. According to the action style and content, it can be divided into Wenchang field, Wushu field, kicking field and ugly field. Among them, "Kicking the Field" is a duet that shows the love life of men and women, with many difficult moves.

4. Shaanxi Yangko is a group of dances performed in squares, yards and streets, mainly during the Spring Festival, the Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The development of yangko;

Shaanxi Yangko has a long history, which experienced the brewing period in the middle of Song Dynasty, the transitional period in the middle of Ming Dynasty, the mature period in the middle of Qing Dynasty and the low tide in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

During 1942, in the new Yangko movement that arose in Yan 'an, Shaanxi Yangko was endowed with a new mental outlook and content of the times, and spread to all parts of the country with the development of the revolutionary situation.

Since the reform and opening up, Shaanxi Yangko has been paid more and more attention. Suide county has collected a large number of words, pictures and videos and compiled them into books.

Shaanxi Yangko Seminar was held on 1984; Shaanxi Yangko was selected into Shaanxi Volume of Chinese Folk Dance Integration and won the first prize of national scientific research.

In May 2006, it was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative projects.