What does floating color mean?

Gone with the Wind is an ancient traditional folk art integrating drama, magic, acrobatics, music and dance.

Explanation of words:

Plastic arts of Guangdong folk drama on the mobile stage. Usually, two or three children play characters and scenes in fairy tales or historical legends on the board, and four people carry them slowly, accompanied by the music played by the eight-tone gongs and drums team for people to watch.

Interpretation by reference:

1. Guangdong folk drama plastic arts on the mobile stage. Usually, two or three children play characters and scenes in fairy tales or historical legends on the board, and four people carry them slowly, accompanied by the music played by the eight-tone gongs and drums team for people to watch.

Quote the second time of "Twenty Years of Fan Huameng": "First, set up Foshan Five Blessingg, Jixiang No.1 ceremonial ceremony, 20 Marvin, more than ten kinds of floating colors, and more than ten pairs of drumming and horse music."

Network explanation:

Piaose

Gone with the Wind is an ancient traditional folk art integrating drama, magic, acrobatics, music and dance. Originated in Guangdong in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. At present, it is still an important art form in southern China. Floating color art originated in Wuchuan City, Guangdong Province. Its form and principle are that several people push a color board, and the color board is decorated with characters in a fixed posture. The figure is supported by an invisible colored stalk, dancing in the air that can surpass people, so high that people want to fly. It belongs to one of the performing arts forms of social fire.

In different areas, there are various names, such as Piaose, Taige, Cai Qing, Gaogao, Caijia and Tashi. Performers stand on a small stage called "Caigui" and display fragments of folklore or fairy tales in the form of a parade. The magic lies in that the actors stand in the air through carefully disguised steel branches, supported by invisible colored stalks, and use ingenious mechanical principles to create a "floating" effect.