What kind of traditional non-legacy projects are you talking about when you talk about everything through the ages and wave millions of soldiers with your hands?

It's a traditional intangible project, the shadow play, to talk about everything through the ages and wave a million soldiers with both hands.

Shadow play uses the principle of light and shadow to reflect the shadow figures carved from donkey skins on the floor, and the actors use both hands in the background to play with multiple shadow plays. When singing, one person often has many angles, sometimes Dan, sometimes Sheng, and rap historical figures through the ages. Shadow play originated in Han Dynasty, flourished in Tang Dynasty and flourished in Song Dynasty, and it is widely distributed in China, among which Beijing Shadow Play is an important one.

In p>27, "Beijing Shadow Play" was selected as the second batch of Beijing-level intangible cultural heritage list. In 28, Shadow Play (Beijing Shadow Play) was listed as an expansion project of the national intangible cultural heritage representative project. In the early days, Beijing shadow play was divided into two factions, the East and the West. Now the only remaining Western faction was introduced from Lanzhou to Zhuozhou in the early 16th century and then to Beijing, and it flourished until the 193s.

The artistic features of shadow play

Fine production: The shadow players of shadow play are usually made of animal skins or folk cardboard, with fine production technology, vivid images and bright colors. The various parts of the shadow man's body can rotate flexibly, showing a unique dynamic beauty.

Unique performance form: The performance form of shadow play is very unique. Usually, under the light, the performer creates a fantastic visual effect by controlling the shadow man and projecting it on the screen with the light. The audience can see all kinds of movements and expressions performed by the shadow man and feel a strong visual impact.

Music and performance complement each other: Shadow Play usually uses local operas and folk tunes, which are closely combined with performance forms to create a unique atmosphere. Music and performance complement each other, so that the audience can enjoy the ultimate in vision and hearing.