The custom of grabbing fireworks

On the 13th day of the first lunar month, it is an annual fireworks show in Nuodong Street, Cenxi City, Guangxi. Nuodong Fireworks Festival began in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, with a long history and enduring. The Cultural Revolution stopped for a while, and in 2008, after the reform and opening up, 19 was successfully held. Fireworks are held by the people and enjoy a high reputation in the local area. The Nuodong Fireworks Festival in Cenxi City has a traditional history, and the streets and alleys are very lively every day. Last year, those who grabbed fireworks will hold a grand ceremony to send fireworks, and each gun hall will show its magical powers and dress up its own parade in all aspects.

After the reform and opening up, the rich boss took the lead. The setting of the guild hall and the offering of fireworks also have their own characteristics, including the essence of folk crafts, and the percussion music during the offering is intoxicating. You will be happy and comfortable when you are in it. No wonder thousands of people came to watch the fireworks show. This is the cohesion and appeal of folk culture.

Fireworks snatching is a relatively free competition. You don't need to sign up, you don't need to wear clothes, and the audience can become a team member in the blink of an eye-because if the fireworks are next to you, you can join the ranks of grabbing at once.

Before the fireworks, suona rang and gongs and drums roared. Near noon, a parade consisting of 1000 people, such as "guide", "honor guard" and "performance team", was hundreds of meters long and went to Hulong Temple via Nuodong Street. After patrolling the streets and returning guns, we began to grab fireworks.

The 16th day of the first month of each year is the day when traditional folk sports activities in Sanbao Taiping Temple, Cenxi City, Guangxi grab fireworks. On this day, people from villages near Sambo will gather in Taiping Temple to hold the annual fireworks grab, and 20 1 1 is the 26th year. . .