Pengshan District Characteristic Culture

The characteristic cultures in Pengshan District include Zhu Qin, Sanshanhui, Peng Zu, Huang Feng Caolong and Yaomeideng.

1, Zhu Qin: Also known as Daoqin, as an ancient folk art, Pengshan Zhu Qin mainly performed in Xie Jia Street. In 1930s and 1940s, Xie Jia's bamboo harp was very popular in Xie Jia. In teahouses, markets and other places, folk artists can often be seen carrying bamboo harps to make a living.

2. March 3 Chaoshan Market: March 3 Chaoshan Market is a folk activity spontaneously formed by Pengshan locals and people around Chengdu. It began in the Yin and Shang Dynasties and was inherited from the sacrificial activities of Peng Zu and his three daughters Peng San 'e.

3. Peng Zu: Peng Zu, formerly known as "Fairy Mountain" and formerly known as Meng Peng, is located in the northeast of Pengshan District, the hometown of longevity, more than 60 kilometers south of Chengdu, with an altitude of 6 10 meter. It is the training ground of Shang doctor Peng Zu and the birthplace of longevity and health preservation culture in China.

4. Huang Feng Grass Dragon: Huang Feng Grass Dragon is a municipal intangible cultural heritage. In the past, people danced grass dragons mainly to pray for good weather, peace for the young and the old, and rich leisure life.

5. Sister Lantern: Pengshan is a famous hometown of longevity. Folk Lantern Dance has a profound cultural background, which is the guarantee of the success of Sister Lantern. It is the most folk performance team in Pengshan Mountain area. Sedan chairs, lotus flutes and other props are designed and made by local people themselves; Lyrics, singing and singing are all based on the improvisation of folk artists.