What intangible cultural heritages are there in Luzhou?

Luzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage: National Pit Pool, Yutan Colorful Dragon, Water-dividing Oil Paper Umbrella.

1. Luzhou national cellar pool is located at No.21,Xiayinggou, Luzhou City, and is a national key cultural relics protection unit. There are four old pits in Ming dynasty, which are the earliest, longest and most intact pits in China, and the only pits listed as national key cultural relics protection units, with high scientific research value.

2. Yutan Cailong is a traditional dragon dance of the Han nationality in Luzhou City, Sichuan Province, which prevailed in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. As a symbol of good luck and peace, Yutan Cailong enjoys a good reputation among the people, so it has become a custom for Han people all over the country to pray for peace and harvest by dancing dragons.

3. Handmade water-dividing oil-paper umbrella has a history of hundreds of years.