Guanxian characteristic culture

Guanxian's characteristic cultures include guanxian Tea Spring, Toad Hum, Konitao, Quyi, Zhugan Lane and so on. 1, guanxian Tea Boxing: Tea Boxing is one of the excellent traditional martial arts in China, popular in Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Beijing, Shanxi and other places, and later spread all over the world, especially among the Hui people. 2. Toad Hum: Toad Hum originated from 1877, which is a Han folk drama popular in Sang 'a Town, Jia Town and Liangtang in guanxian.

Guanxian's characteristic cultures include guanxian Tea Spring, Toad Hum, Konitao, Quyi, Zhugan Lane and so on.

1, guanxian Tea Boxing: Tea Boxing is one of the excellent traditional martial arts in China, popular in Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Beijing, Shanxi and other places, and later spread all over the world, especially among the Hui people.

2. Toad Hum: Toad Hum originated from 1877 (the third year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty), which is a popular Han folk drama in Sang 'a Town, Jia Town and Liangtang in guanxian. Toad Om's music is divided into two parts: aria and string music cards, which belong to divertimento, and is sung in divertimento according to the format of lyrics and different plots.

3. Konitao: The product is made of local unique high-quality clay, which has been repeatedly carved, carved, cut, polished, sketched and pasted by patented technology and unique technology. Developed a series of products such as black pottery, lacquer pottery and carved pottery, including hundreds of varieties.

4. Quyi: The Sui Dynasty advocated national fame, and the drama of joining the army was popular in Shandong in the Tang Dynasty. It can be said that the long-term popular activities of singing and dancing and the cultivation of outstanding people are an indispensable and important process for the development of China traditional opera.

5. Zhugan Lane: The common bamboo weaving shops in the south of the Yangtze River are relatively concentrated, and the teahouse opened on the street is also the same pavement pattern, selling tea and drinking tea.