1, Zhejiang Guzheng Art
The art of Zhejiang Guzheng is widely popular in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, that is, southern Jiangsu and Shanghai and Zhejiang provinces south of the Yangtze River. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, Zheng had spread from the Central Plains to Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the guzheng has been kept in the accompaniment of "Hangzhou Beach Spring" and the ensemble of "Hangbang Sizhu".
Over the past 40 years, the techniques of new Zheng music have never been divorced from the tradition and innovative techniques of Zhejiang School, which has promoted the process of integrating national Zheng into social life. At present, it has attracted more than 5 million people to learn guzheng, and the guzheng talents mainly from Zhejiang School are all over the country and even around the world.
2, waist drum
Lin Ting waist drum is a traditional characteristic activity handed down from folk cultural activities in Lin Ting. In the long-term inheritance and development, its performance forms have integrated music, dance, fitness, gymnastics, yangko and folk culture.
3. Xuan Juan
Xuanjuan originated from "Xin" in Tang Dynasty and "Tan Jing" in Song Dynasty, and artists who sang Xuanjuan as their profession appeared in Qing Dynasty. Xuanjuan artists tell people folk stories and legends in the form of storytelling, so Xuanjuan artists are also called "storytellers". One announced, two assisted, accompanied by a small band. Its form is similar to Suzhou Pingtan, but it is different and more distinctive.
4, Zhou Huchen writing brush making skills
Zhou Huchen's "Pen and Ink Village" is a collection of three pen-making skills: lake pen, water pen and calligraphy pen. It combined the pen-making skills of southern China, created the Shanghai style brush, and matched it with Shanghai style calligraphy and painting. Animal hair used to make pens includes goat hair, weasel tail, mountain rabbit hair, Huai rabbit hair and so on. ?
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The Significance of Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage
Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage embodies Shanghai's traditional ideas, aesthetic personality and cultural spirit, and has become a "living fossil" of Shanghai's urban development and its urban context. Since its opening, Shanghai, as a "trading dock", has become a natural platform for the intersection, exchange and blending of various cultures and civilizations.
Frequent merchant ships not only brought rich materials, but also brought different cultures in the east, west, north and south, so the "trade terminal" was derived from the "cultural terminal".
Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage is gradually developed in this social environment. Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage cultural resources are diverse, covering almost all categories involved in China's current intangible cultural heritage list project.
As a famous historical and cultural city, it has rich and unique cultural heritage resources, including precious material cultural heritage and numerous "intangible cultural heritage" passed down from generation to generation in intangible forms such as oral inheritance, traditional performing arts, folk activities, etiquette, festivals and traditional handicrafts.
Among them, there are folk songs with strong rural characteristics (such as online folk songs, long-tune folk songs, crying wedding songs), folk stories (such as suburban farmers' stories and urban new stories), folk legends (such as the legend of the Town God Temple and the legend of the Seven Treasures), as well as dramatic folk arts with distinctive urban culture (such as Shanghai Opera, Beijing Opera and one-man show) and handicraft skills (such as embroidery and weaving).
There are not only folk businesses (such as time-honored brands, folk medicines and small burns) that embody Shanghai's commercial and cultural characteristics, but also festivals and temple fairs that show local customs (such as Longhua Temple Fair, Sanyou, Yuyuan Lantern Festival and Dragon Boat Festival).
Municipal Directory-Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Network