What is the social fire in Lvliang?

Lvliang Shehuo is a traditional carnival for the Han people in China to celebrate the Spring Festival. It is also an intangible cultural heritage in northwest Qinghai, Gansu and Shaanxi. It is the general name of high platform, stilts, dry boat, lion dance, dragon dance and yangko, and its specific forms vary greatly from region to region.

"Social fire" has a long history. Historical materials say: "Social fire is a variety of zaju performed in festivals".

Southern Fengcheng Shehuo is a traditional folk activity of Jiangyou people in Hexi area of Fengcheng, Jiangxi Province, which has been declared as a provincial cultural heritage. The "social fire" originated from people's sacrifices to bodhisattvas and military commanders of past dynasties. Since the Song Dynasty, various sacrificial activities have spread and formed a colorful "social fire" culture. The local people originated from people's sacrifices to bodhisattvas and military commanders of past dynasties.

"Shehuo" in the north, also known as "tiger hunting", is an ancient Han folk art form in China. "She" refers to various acrobatic and juggling performances during festivals or festivals. "Fire" means bustling and lively.