What are the intangible cultural heritages in China?

Dong folk songs, which originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, have a history of more than 2,500 years. It is a folk chorus form with multi-voices, no command, no accompaniment and natural chorus in Dong nationality area of China. 1986, at the Golden Autumn Art Festival in Paris, France, the Dong nationality's big song in Liping, Guizhou Province appeared, which was praised as "music shining like a clear spring, melody crossing the edge of ancient dreams".

2. Fengyang Flower Drum?

Fengyang Flower Drum, also known as "Flower Drum", "Playing Flower Drum", "Flower Drum Gong" and "Double Drum", is a kind of folk performance art that integrates Quyi and song and dance, but the rap performance in the form of Quyi is the most important and famous, and it is generally believed that it was formed in the Ming Dynasty. Fengyang Flower Drum is mainly distributed in towns and villages such as Burning Lamp and Xiaoxihe in Fengyang County.

3. Jiashan Tian Ge?

Jiashan Tian Ge is a variety of Wu Ge. Jiashan Tian Ge is a unique form of Zhejiang folk songs, which is a song for laborers to seek comfort and express their thoughts and feelings in the past. Tian Ge has the forms of solo, duet and chorus of three, five, seven and nine. The most common thing is to make local joys and sorrows into a long love story and sing it everywhere. Tian Ge's tunes include Dripping Water, Da Tou Ge, Yang Zao Tou, Yangko, Pingdiao, Jige and Allegro.

4. Kunqu opera?

Kunqu Opera is one of the oldest existing operas in China, which originated in the Ming Dynasty (14-17th century). The singing of Kunqu Opera has a strong artistic quality, which has a great influence on all modern dramas in China, such as Sichuan Opera and Beijing Opera. Kunqu opera performance includes singing, reading, doing, playing and dancing, and it is also a basic subject for training Peking Opera actors. Kunqu opera and its dramatic structure (Dan, Ugly, Sheng and other roles) are also used for reference by other operas. ?

5. What are the traditional spinning, dyeing, weaving and embroidery skills of Li nationality?

The traditional spinning, dyeing, weaving and embroidery skills of Li nationality are a kind of textile skills created by Li people in Hainan, China. It integrates spinning, dyeing, weaving and embroidery, and makes clothes and other daily necessities with fibers such as cotton thread and hemp thread. Li people have learned tie-dyed yarn, Shuang Mianxiu, single-sided jacquard and other textile skills since childhood. ?