Yangxian county cultural art

The social fire in Yangxian County originated in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is a mime form of entertainment. At first, stilts and bamboo horses were mostly used, and later they gradually developed into single-station and suspended social fires. It is a combination of life and art, with primitive, simple, rough and passionate artistic personality and strong expressive force. It is the crystallization of the development and extension of ancient dance art in Yangxian County. With the development of the times, it has been endowed with new connotations and has a solid artistic charm and social foundation, so it is enduring.

Smoke and fire

Fireworks, commonly known as "flowers" There are hundreds of kinds of fireworks, mainly including "pole flower", "basket flower" and "horse flower". Fireworks are usually set off at grand festivals. On the night of flowers, people crowded around to watch all kinds of sparks.

buddhist music

Buddhist music in Yangxian County has a history of 1400 years. It came into being from the Northern Wei Dynasty in China, and experienced the maturity of the Tang and Song Dynasties, the heyday of the early Ming Dynasty, and the tortuous development period from the Republic of China to the founding of New China. Superstition was broken, temples declined, and temples in various counties went to the people. There are many Buddhist music tracks in Yangxian County, reaching more than 1000, and as many as 200 can be preserved for singing and playing.

Cai Lun paper

Cai Lun, Long Ting, Yangxian County has a history of 1900 years. It was formed in the Eastern Han Dynasty and initiated by Cai Lun in the first year of Yuan Xing (105). Cai Lun's plant fiber paper, which was created by experiment in Longting, is particularly high in science and technology. Modern large-scale machine papermaking still follows the basic link of papermaking in Longting Cai Lun, and its manufacturing technology has become one of the four great inventions in ancient China.