What kind of art does raw carp belong to

Raw carp belongs to the folk art of paper binding.

Gong Sheng carp belongs to folk paper-binding art, which originated from ancient folk religious sacrificial activities. It is a folk art integrating binding, pasting, paper-cutting, clay sculpture, painting and other skills, and later became popular in rural areas as a decorative art to celebrate festivals. Offshore gong carp is a handicraft made of bamboo chips and red paper according to the shape of carp.

Because of its easy materials, low cost, quick effect and vivid image, it is very popular. Carp symbolizes harvest and auspiciousness; "Fish" and "fish" are homophonic, meaning more than a year. During the Spring Festival, local people, especially children, go door-to-door with raw carp to pay New Year greetings and blessings to each other's hosts, and get new year red envelopes, which is one of the local folk customs in Guangdong.

Effects of raw carp:

As a traditional folk craft, 202 1, "Gong Sheng Carp" was successfully selected as the eighth batch of municipal "non-legacy" representative projects in Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province. Subsequently, Jianghai District introduced the intangible project "Gong Sheng Carp" in the distant sea to the campus and launched the "Gong Sheng Carp" Sunac course. Art teachers learn from their teachers, and learn from the inheritors the production skills of "Gong Sheng Carp".

After that, he taught the students the craft and told the students the story of "keeping healthy gong carp" with data such as words and images. Students learn to make "raw and respectful carp" and feel the traditional customs and joy of people's "dancing carp in the New Year" in the open sea, so as to sow their favorite "seeds" and inherit the production technology of "raw and respectful carp".