What are the non-legacy cultures in Fujian?

Fujian's intangible culture includes: breast-beating dance is one of the most representative folk dances in Fujian Province, also known as breast-beating, beating the seventh ring, beating flowers and begging flowers, which originated in Quanzhou. And Fujian paper-cutting.

Breast-beating dance: It is one of the most representative folk dances in Fujian Province, also known as breast-beating, beating the seventh ring, beating flowers and so on. It is a dance of the Han nationality that originated in Quanzhou and is widely spread in southern Fujian and coastal counties of Taiwan Province Province. Especially in Quanzhou, belly dancing can be seen everywhere, from all kinds of major cultural activities organized by the government, large-scale literature and art stepping on the street, to parties and celebrations of various departments and units, rural folk games in Li Xiang, and even weddings, funerals and celebrations of ordinary people's homes.

Fujian paper-cutting: The existing Fujian paper-cutting varieties originated in the early Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and were deeply rooted in folk production and life. Because it originally existed only as the bottom sample of embroidery, it is also called "twisted flower". With the popularity of Han folk activities and the influence of the Central Plains culture such as sticking "window flowers" in the north, folk paper-cutting began to be applied to weddings, sacrifices and other activities. Every Chinese New Year, wedding, children's full moon, birthday, every household should put up a "flower party" to pray for exorcism.

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