What other wonderful folk temple fairs do you know?

Provided by Kaifeng Huaxia Scenic Area Performance Company: Temple Fair is also a traditional folk activity widely circulated among the people in China. Folk custom is a life culture created, enjoyed and passed down by the broad masses of people in a country or a nation. Temple fair is an organic part of this life culture, and its emergence, existence and evolution are closely related to the lives of ordinary people. Temple fairs originated around temples, so they are called "temples". Also, because the vendors saw many people burning incense and worshiping Buddha, they set up stalls outside the temple to make money, which gradually became a routine activity, so they were called "meetings". Over time, the "temple fair" has evolved into an entertainment activity during people's festivals, especially during the Spring Festival.

With the changes of the times, many new contents have been added to ancient temple fairs, such as business negotiation during the temple fairs, but displaying folk customs has always been the most important feature of temple fairs. The contents include lion dance, traditional national flower performance, modern dance, Beijing folk figure modeling, traditional commercial "cover" exhibition, old Beijing photo exhibition, folk arts and crafts exhibition, special book exhibition, Beijing opera, martial arts and acrobatics. Temple fair integrates tourism, leisure and entertainment, shopping and catering, and has distinctive traditional ethnic characteristics. Provided by Kaifeng Huaxia Scenic Spot Performance Company

Temple fair is a festival activity related to culture and entertainment, and various folk artists make a living by performing. Among them, there are mainly performances such as Shaanxi Opera, the puppet show, cross talk, double reed, magic (called "magic" in ancient China, commonly known as "magic"), counting treasures, playing banners, yangko and stilts. Provided by Kaifeng Huaxia Scenic Spot Performance Company