Brief introduction and historical evolution of Zhuhuolong in Quanba

1. History: The fire dragon of Zhujia in Quanba began in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty (1522-1566). At that time, Zhu's ancestors found a salamander while farming in the countryside. After research, it was found that it looked like a dragon, so they made a dragon model with bamboo sticks, paper, silk and other materials. Since then, Zhu Shi Fire Dragon has gradually spread throughout Pakistan and become one of the representatives of local folk culture. After years of development and inheritance, the fire dragon in Bajiu has become one of the representative projects of China's intangible cultural heritage, one of the important cultural resources of cultural tourism in Sichuan Province, and has important historical, cultural and artistic values.

2. Introduction to the origin: Quanba Zhu Shi Fire Dragon is one of the traditional dragon lantern performances in China. It originated in Jia Zhu, Quanba Town, Ziyang, Sichuan, with a long history and profound cultural heritage. After several generations of development and inheritance, it has now become a prestigious cultural activity. Every year on the fifteenth day of the first month of the Lantern Festival, local villagers will hold a grand dragon dance performance, attracting many tourists to watch. The manufacturing process of Quanba Zhuhuolong is complicated, and it needs to be made of high-quality bamboo sticks, paper, silk and other materials through cutting, grinding and painting. The fire dragon is about 20 meters long and is held by several performers. With the continuous dancing of gongs and drums, they are lifelike and magnificent, giving people a shocking and wonderful visual experience. At the same time, the dragon dance performance is accompanied by fireworks, firecrackers, auspicious dances and other traditional cultural performances, forming a unique Spring Dam Cultural Festival.