Tiaohua shed

Name of Chinese national intangible cultural heritage: tiaohuapeng

Applicant: Huazhou City, Guangdong Province

Project No.: 1089

Project No.: Ⅲ - 100

Time of publication: 2011 (the third batch)

Category: traditional dance

Region: Guangdong Province

Type: new item

Applicant: Huazhou City, Guangdong Province

Protection unit: Huazhou Cultural Center

Brief introduction of Tiaohua shed

Applicant: Huazhou City, Guangdong Province

Tiaohuapeng, commonly known as tiaohuapeng, is popular in changweigong and Juan Tangwei villages of Guanqiao Town, Huazhou City, Guangdong Province. It is a folk dance in Nuo Festival.

According to legend, tiaohuapeng has been handed down from generation to generation in Huazhou since the end of Ming Dynasty, and it has continued to this day.

After autumn harvest, villagers set up sheds in front of lawns, earth temples or ancestral temples to prepare for Nuo Festival. Four days before the ceremony, under the guidance and guidance of old Nuo dancers, men over 16 years old were selected from the village to sing and dance together.

On the same day, after burning incense to worship and receiving God's seat, he opened the shed door to perform Nuo dance. At that time, the village elders will issue orders, gongs and drums will sing together, and performers will put on masks carved from camphor wood and perform one by one according to "Keben", dancing and singing at the same time. There are 18 families in this family, including Jieshen, anzuo, KaiPeng door, Xiaoer, daoshu, Xiucai, epigenetic singing, Yiqian, chenjiu, hoeing fields, fishing, judge, prison shed, sending insects, measuring shed, Baxian, dismantling shed, one legged monk. The content of singing mainly includes farming, men's and women's emotion, life interesting talk, Exorcism and evil, as well as praying for God's blessing, good fortune, good harvest and so on.

It is not only an important historical evidence to study the local social situation and the development of productivity, but also a valuable material to study the Huazhou folk culture and folk beliefs. Its historical value and artistic value are very precious.

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