What folk customs can you perform in Rucheng?

There are many kinds of intangible cultural heritage in Rucheng, with rich ethnic customs. In terms of national languages, there are Rucheng dialect and minority languages such as Yao, She, Zhuang, Miao and Hui. Folk literature includes legends, stories, oral literature, ballads, proverbs and riddles; Folk arts include painting, sculpture, sculpture, architecture and paper-cutting; Folk music includes suona, gongs and drums, folk songs and oral folk songs; Traditional operas include Qi Opera and Ghost Brain Class; Folk dances include Xianglong and ritual dances at temple fairs.

Xianghuolong

Xianghuolong is the traditional folk culture with the most Rucheng characteristics. It is a dragon dance held by ordinary people on auspicious nights from the second day of the first month to the Lantern Festival every year to pray for good weather, peace and happiness, and eliminate disasters and evil spirits. Xianglong is complicated to make, takes a long time and has a unique shape. The dragon head is high, the longan is prominent, the dragon horn is tilted, the dragon mouth is wide open, the dragon teeth are sharp, the dragon tongue is stretched forward, and the dragon beard Ran Ran hangs down. The dragon is 80 to 90 meters long and weighs 200 to 3000 kilograms. Dancing needs/kloc-more than 0/00 young people. As a cultural heritage that unites people and inherits culture, Xiang Honglong was awarded the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list by the State Council in June 2008.