Tianjin intangible cultural heritage in Tianjin intangible cultural heritage what

1, Mudman Zhang colorful sculpture

Mudman Zhang colorful sculpture is a kind of folk culture in Tianjin, one of the famous Han traditional handicrafts. As a school of folk colorful sculpture circulating in the north, founded in the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, it is a painted clay artwork created by Tianjin artist Zhang Mingshan in the middle of the 19th century, and is now the first batch of national intangible cultural heritages in Tianjin. Recognized as one of the best in Tianjin, Mud Man Zhang's painted clay sculptures have enjoyed a great reputation as early as during the Qianlong and Jiaqing periods of the Qing Dynasty. Mud People Zhang raised the traditional clay figure pinching to the level of round sculpture art, decorated with colors, props, and formed a unique style.

2. Dagu Dragon Lantern

Dagu Dragon Lantern, also known as the Dagu Dragon Dance, is a traditional folkloric recreational activity originating from the fishermen around Tianjin in the late 1920s, initially made up by Li Shuqing, a ferry master living near the Chaoyin Temple, who was inspired by the local lion dance performances, and then evolved into a popular and favorite recreational program for fishermen around the Dagu Kou area. It is simple to make, with rattan, bamboo, hemp, wood, paper, cloth and other raw materials can be, seven or eight fishermen with about two and a half months can be made into a 45-meter-long "water dragon" (the name of the local fishermen).

3, kite Wei kite

Kite, the ancient name of "paper kite" or "paper harrier", the earliest originated in China, so far there have been more than 2000 years of history. According to legend, the ancient Chinese used kites for surveying, messaging, and even attempted to use kites to fly people. During the Five Dynasties period, the eunuch Li Ye made paper kites in the imperial palace, placing a bamboo flute at the head to "cause the wind to enter the bamboo, sounding like a kite". "This is how the kite got its name.

4, Beijing East Drum

Beijing East Drum is a traditional rap art originated in Hebei Sanhe, Xianghe, Beijing Pinggu, Tianjin Baodi and other areas of Beijing East. The main instruments, in addition to the singer's left hand holding a brass plate, the right hand drum, accompanied by the main instrument is the three strings. Due to the simplicity of the accompaniment and tunes, on May 20, 2006, it was approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritages, which is a treasure of Chinese culture.