With a strong traditional New Year flavor, citizens experience traditional panel painting. Photo by Huang Kun
With a strong traditional New Year flavor, the public experiences playing rice cakes. Photo by Huang Kun
The red lanterns hanging high, the red Chinese knots, and the bustling people walking and stopping, intertwined to exude a strong traditional New Year's flavor. Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, has prepared a rich folk culture feast for the general public, experienced the traditional skills of window flower paper cutting, sugar painting, rice cake making, etc., and felt the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage and the profundity of intangible cultural heritage.
The lifelike and exquisite paper-cut tiger head tiger brain, tiger, tiger tiger power, is loved by many citizens. "Pasting the Spring Festival, hanging blessing characters, and cutting window flowers are all important Chinese national customs, symbolizing the good wishes of welcoming the new Nafu and looking forward to a new life, and this year I have found the 'New Year's taste' again." Citizen Ms. Lu said happily.
Mr. Zhou, who works in Jingzhou, brought his family to Jingzhou Fangte Scenic Area, and this year they responded to the requirements of epidemic prevention and control and did not return to their hometown in Sichuan, and various folk activities and performances in Jingzhou made their family feel the sense of Ceremony of the New Year. "I haven't seen such a lively rice cake playing scene in many years, and today I can take my children to experience the rice cake in person, which reminds me of the New Year's situation when I was young, and I am very happy." Mr. Zhou said.
Jingzhou Fangte Scenic Area also has a wonderful iron flower performance. A bouquet of iron flowers rose in the air, instantly blooming into dazzling starlight, beautiful. Iron flowers are the fireworks that spread in the folk tradition of the Yujin region, and are also one of the national intangible cultural heritages, when the iron juice splashes around, reflecting the lake and illuminating the expectations of the New Year. (Wang Guoji, Huang Kun)