Traditional culture and lion dance craft design

How can you come to a city without knowing its cultural background? Waiting for you to explore slowly. lion dance

Lion dance is an excellent folk art in China, which was also called "Taiping Music" in ancient times. Lion dance is divided into north and south, and the southern lion is also called lion awakening. Lions are made of colored strips of cloth. Each lion is usually performed by two people, one jumping at the head and the other jumping at the tail. Under the sound of gongs and drums, the performers dressed up as lions and made various movements of lions. Lion dancers should show southern martial arts with various moves when performing, which is very masculine. This is the traditional culture of China. As we all know, Guangdong lion belongs to the South Lion in China, which is an authentic traditional folk dance in Guangdong Province and a treasure in Guangdong Dance Garden. When you see such a performance, you will stop and have a look. Guangdong Museum

The museum is located in the south of the central area of Zhujiang New Town, the central axis of Guangzhou New Town. Mainly built in 1957, it mainly displays Guangdong's history, culture, art, nature, history museum, nature museum, art museum and temporary exhibition hall. The number of exhibits here has reached more than 65,438+066,000, and the collection of books and materials has reached more than 65,438+000,000. The museum has also adopted the design concept of "treasure chest", which seems to be a treasure chest carefully carved. My best friend and I have wanted to come here for a long time, and here we are at last. It's really great! ! Ancestral Temple of the Chen Family

Chenjia Ancestral Temple is one of the largest existing traditional buildings in Guangfu, and it is also the largest, best preserved and most beautifully decorated ancestral temple building in China. Known as "the pearl of Lingnan architectural art". It is said that it is recognized as the most perfect ancestral temple in Guangzhou, the largest, most complete and exquisite ancestral temple in Guangzhou in Qing Dynasty, and it is known as the cultural business card of Guangzhou in the north. In 2002, it was rated as one of the "Eight Scenes of Yangcheng in the New Century", and in 2008, it was rated as a national AAAA tourist attraction.