Punch Jinhua Wucheng: Follow the intangible heritage to visit Wucheng.

The intangible culture of China Development Network news bears the local history and maintains the cultural inheritance. Wucheng District, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province has 30 kinds of intangible cultural heritage 1, including national intangible cultural heritage1and 6 kinds of provincial intangible cultural heritage.

Today, Wucheng not only retains the true colors of these intangible cultures, but also endows them with new connotations of the times. Invite you to punch in and experience the charm of Wucheng's intangible culture for thousands of years.

Poetry painting Yantou, Andi Town is the main planting place of Isatis indigotica, a dye plant used in Wuzhou Dyeing House. Hundreds of years ago, Hakkas moved to Shandao Village, Andi Town, bringing tie-dyeing technology from their hometown and planting Banlangen all over the mountains.

Yantou Village, at the foot of the mountain, has become an important post for the sales of Wuzhou Dyeing House products. There is a Wuzhou dyehouse in Yantou village. The craftsmen of the dyehouse inherit the intangible culture with simple materials and dexterous hands, and let Wuzhou tie-dye take root in the poetic landscape. "It is impregnated with both hands, precipitated in water, and finally fixed with acid and alkali. It has memories of nature and time, as well as hand-made temperatures. "

Here, you can experience the charm of traditional handicrafts with non-genetic inheritors and sew a wormwood sachet with your own hands. Meixi walking on the stone steps is very poetic. The blue dyed cloth fluttering in the sun is the most beautiful blue face in the world.

Here, you can also go to Lingyan Academy to enjoy a hundred family instructions, experience a Chinese cultural ceremony that travels through time and space, and make and taste intangible food by yourself. You can swim in Meixi corridor or stream, or sit in the corner and chat. Ecological Yus This is a paradise-like village surrounded by mountains.

Here, you can smell the freshest air in the forest, see the most lush bamboo forest in the mountain, hear the tinkling of small bridges and flowing water, and feel the stimulation of punching in the network celebrities.

You can take the glass plank road to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Xanadu, play colorful rafting, stimulate your heartbeat nervously, and take the Phoenix Mountain slide to control your passion and speed. There is a homestay in the mountains called Bamboo House. Bamboo fog in the clouds is like a fairyland, and the kitchen is full of beautiful fireworks, bamboo shoots at the foot of the mountain, fish on the lake, country bacon and wild vegetables at all times, all worthy of the taste of Tang poetry. "Green bamboo hat, green hemp fiber, oblique wind and drizzle don't have to go back."

The spring rain falls in the forest stream, sleeps in Zhuwu Mountain and wakes up in Yusi Stream. The most beautiful life is to see the mountains.

Guyun Yafan, Yafan Town is a provincial-level intangible theme town with the theme of Wuyao celadon. Walking in Yafan Ancient Street, you can get a panoramic view of the architectural style of traditional houses and local traditional culture. There are old shops on both sides, with white walls and blue tiles, ancient wooden sliding doors and small bridges and flowing water everywhere.

Here, the years are long, the streams are gurgling, the life is leisurely and the folk customs are simple. You can vaguely find traces of the prosperous times of that year. As a famous historical kiln in China's traditional ceramic culture, Wuzhou Kiln was first burned in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, developed in the Six Dynasties and flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Hanzao Village was named after "Wuzhou Ancient Kiln in Han Dynasty". Hanzao Village is also an intangible culture and folk culture village in Jinhua City. Folk customs such as bench dragon and steamed stuffed bun have been kept in the village, and intangible folk customs such as Wu Opera and Jinhua Bullfighting have been staged in Wuyao Town all the year round. The clear and abundant mountain stream passes through the village, and the thousand-year-old camphor tree, with branches escaping horizontally, is hidden in the shade. It is said that it was planted by poetry critics in the Southern Song Dynasty and was honored as the "Queen of Cinnamomum camphora" by the villagers.

There are poems as evidence, green trees look forward to home in spring, and red dust burns several temples in autumn. The oblique branches sink on the moonlit night, and the cross-flow reflects the building. The steamed leaves are warm, but the summer remains cool. In the Han dynasty, the supreme shade was dense, and the rice fragrance was fragrant in the green crown fan.

Walking around Wuyao Town, you can see a number of buildings in Wu Pai in Ming and Qing Dynasties, with dragon and phoenix paintings and white walls and tiles. The "cylinder wall" is full of charm, the Fu family's old house is magnificent, and the courtyard is beautifully carved. The ancient buildings in Wu Pai bear witness to the history of Wucheng, and every roof and tile bears the cultural accumulation of this city.

Then, with the beautiful spring scenery, you can beat the water by stepping on Fairy Mountain, tie-dye in Yantou Village, drift in Temple Village and stroll around Yafan Old Street. (Wu Xuan)