What are the traditional cultures in Fuzhou, Jiangxi?

Folk handicrafts-"Three Treasures of Fuzhou" and "Three Wonders of Rongcheng";

Traditional handicrafts such as bodiless lacquerware, horn comb and paper umbrella are called "three treasures of Fuzhou".

Bodiless lacquerware, Beijing cloisonne and Jiangxi Jingdezhen porcelain are also called the "three treasures" of China traditional crafts.

Horn comb, beautiful in appearance, durable, moisturizing and lint-free, decontamination and non-touching, itching and pain-free.

Paper umbrellas, with exquisite materials, fine workmanship and various varieties, have both practical value and decorative and ornamental effects.

Shoushan stone carvings, bodiless lacquerware and cork paintings dating back to 1500 years are known as "three wonders of Rongcheng".

Cork painting, with cork bark as the material, is hand-made into landscapes, gardens, flowers and birds, etc.

Traditional Arts —— Fujian Opera, Pinghua and Fan Shi;

Fujian Opera is also called "Fuzhou Opera".

In the Ming Dynasty, Kunshan dialect and Yiyang dialect were introduced into Fuzhou, and Fuzhou dialect opera gradually rose.

From the early years of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty to around the Revolution of 1911, it was called "Min Ban".

1924, Mr. Zheng Zhenduo published the traditional drama "Yu Zi Chai", and officially replaced the name "Min Ban" with "Min Opera".

Pinghua is the main variety of folk art in Fuzhou, which pays attention to singing, speaking, doing and speaking, and has the reputation of "living fossil of humanity"

Fan Shi, formerly known as "Xie Huan", which means harmony and happiness, is one of the main local music in Fuzhou. It evolved from a folk dragon dance with melodious tunes.

Fuzhou folk customs can be divided into five categories: festival customs, wedding, funeral and birthday customs, rural customs, food customs and clothing customs. There are mainly lanterns, stilts, dragon lanterns, lion dances, dragon boat races, mountain climbing and other folk activities.