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China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival

Since 2009, Hebi City has held four China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festivals, focusing on promoting the Spring Festival culture and relying on the first month ancient temple fair in Xunxian County, attracting a large number of tourists from home and abroad. This year, the fifth China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival will further integrate regional folk culture resources, focus on displaying the folk culture of the Central Plains, and create a festive, joyful and peaceful holiday atmosphere, making it a unique classic folk festival in the Central Plains.

The theme of the 5th China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival is "Enjoy the folk customs of the Central Plains, visit the Millennium Temple Fair and enjoy the Spring Festival feast". During the Folk Culture Festival, Hebi arranged a series of cultural activities, commodity exchange activities and investment promotion activities, which were larger in scale and richer in content than previous ones.

According to the Records of Daishan, the history of Xunxian Temple Fair can be traced back to the post-Zhao period when Daishan carved stone Buddha, with a history of 1600 years. Fairy-seeking temple fair starts from the first day of the first month and ends on the second day of February. Temple fairs have three climaxes every year, the first day, the ninth day and the fifteenth day. On the first day of junior high school, there is a custom of "climbing to pray for blessings" and "dispelling all diseases"; Legend has it that the ninth day is the birthday of the Jade Emperor, and there are folk customs of performing social fire and offering sacrifices to the gods. Fifteen or sixteen is the Lantern Festival. From the first day to the fifteenth day, the temple fair wave after wave, and gradually reached its climax. Xunxian Temple Fair is a large-scale temple fair, which has maintained the characteristics of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It attracts 3 million tourists from more than 40 cities and counties in five neighboring provinces every year, and the passenger flow reaches 500,000 in peak hours. It is called "the first ancient temple fair in North China". In 2004, the ancient temple fair in Xunxian County in the first month was listed as "the second batch of pilot projects of China national folk culture protection project" by the Ministry of Culture; In 2006, it was listed in the "First List of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection in Henan Province"; In 2007, it was published as Henan Folk Classics. Craft mud goo and folk social fire performances have also been selected into the "National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection List".

At the 5th China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival, more than 60 projects 160, such as Shandong silk flower, Shanxi cashmere embroidery, Hebei Daming straw weaving, Kaifeng woodcut New Year pictures, Puyang grass painting, Huaiyang mud dog, Xunxian mud goo goo, Xunxian root carving, etc., will be presented at Frye Road in Xunxian County to participate in the exhibition of the intangible cultural heritage of the Central Plains. According to the types of exhibitors, the exhibition will be divided into three units: "different ink fragrance, traditional skills and unique skills". Among them, the works exhibited in the "Unique Ink Fragrance" unit include periophthalmus's calligraphy and painting, Liu Chang's calligraphy and painting, gourd painting, straw painting, knife calligraphy, woodblock New Year pictures, plum blossom characters and so on. The "Traditional Skills" module shows candied haws, sugar people, Jiangmi people, dough figurines, clay figurines, pottery, root carving, wickerwork and so on. The exhibition of "Unique Skills" includes border embroidery, velvet embroidery, silk art, shadow play, face-changing man, cloth tiger and so on.

The 5th China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival will also hold the Central Plains Spring Festival Lantern Festival, which will be located in the motorway on the west side of the road from Hebi Art Center to Hebi Convention and Exhibition Center, Xinshi Square and Hebi Convention and Exhibition Center Square, presenting the scenery of flaming trees and silver flowers all night; Liujiang Road, qibin district (Qishui Avenue to Huashan Road) will hold the Central Plains Food Culture Festival and Commercial Street activities, focusing on the outstanding folk culture, famous snacks, tourist commodities, local products and folk handicrafts in the Central Plains.

According to reports, mouth-watering folk snacks can be called "unique skills" of China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival. Whether it's delicious noodles, white and tender bean curd, crispy black-bone chicken peanuts, mellow pear toffee, Wangjidian beef and Jiaoying Yuanxiao, they are all traditional famous foods that have been passed down for hundreds of years. I don't want to eat it again after eating it.

The fifth China (Hebi) Folk Culture Festival has also added the most fashionable element-high-speed rail. The newly opened Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway will shorten the distance between Hebi and Zhengzhou, the provincial capital, to only half an hour's drive, which will bring great convenience to guests from all directions. In addition, Hebi will also open a tourist through train, launch a special tourist line to Hebi for the New Year and visit temple fairs, and set off a new upsurge of folk tourism. Dragon Boat Festival Encyclopedia Business Card