What is Dalian folk art?

Han folk dance anthropomorphic beasts cloth dragon of a kind. In the Qing Dynasty, it was introduced to Dalian from the Jianghuai area. The dragon dance masters have been improving and processing,

There have been eight generations of inheritance so far. There are 27 kinds of performance sets of Jinzhou Dragon Dance, such as: Dragon Swinging Tail, Dragon Going to the Sea, Double Dragons Playing Pearls, Golden Dragon Coiling Jade Pillar and so on.　

Peasant painting

Dalian folk painting art. 1988, the State Ministry of Culture named Jinzhou District, Zhuanghe as "China's modern folk painting township". Jinzhou district farmers from the kangtou painting, wall painting, and woodcut, gouache painting, decorative painting, and absorbed paper-cutting and embroidery and other folk art, formed the characteristics of the region's farmers paintings. Since the founding of New China, folk authors have created a large number of peasant paintings, thus attracting the attention of the art world.

Peasant paintings in Zhuanghe City are folk paintings featuring folk festivities, integrating woodcutting, gouache painting and decorative painting, and absorbing paper-cutting and two levels. Zhuanghe City, the author of peasant paintings of a large team, widely popularized, high level, and has a simple, rich local flavor. Has participated in many times in the national, Liaoning Province and Dalian City folk painting exhibitions, crafts exhibitions, and has been to Russia.

Liaonan Shadow Opera

A new type of local opera with Liaonan shadow opera music as the voice. In the form of shadow, according to the action of the shadow people, with the shadow of the tune singing, real people on stage to play the role of the performance of self-written drama, loved by the masses. At the end of the Qing Dynasty into the Liaonan region, after the 60's, Dalian regions of the professional amateur troupes adapted and created a large number of excellent works.

Puppetry

Folk traditional performing arts. Also known as puppet theater. Since the Qing Dynasty, Liaonan often have picket artists around the villages and towns, performing staff and bag puppet theater. During the performance, the artists leaned against the wall as a field, behind the curtain to manipulate the puppets to perform, or to speak or sing accompanied by action, quite popular among the masses, especially young people