Liang Zhu:
Butterfly lovers is one of the four great folk love stories in ancient China (the other three are the legend of the white snake, the legend of Meng Jiangnu and the legend of the cowherd and the weaver girl). It is the most attractive oral inheritance art and national intangible cultural heritage in China, and it is also a folk custom in China that has a wide influence in the world.
Since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, 1700 years has been circulated among the people. It can be said that China is a household name, spreading far-reaching, and is known as the eternal swan song of love. Throughout the ages, countless people have been infected by butterfly lovers's tragic love. Liang Zhu's legends and love stories are real events in history, which are proved by historical materials and cultural relics.
Fan dance:
Fan dance, also known as fan dance, generally refers to the dance with fans as the main props. It is one of the traditional folk dances in China. In the long historical process, Han, Hani, Korean and other ethnic groups have formed their own fan dances with different styles.
Fan dance belongs to a kind of human music and dance. Human music and dance originated from witchcraft activities in primitive society, matured earlier and achieved independent artistic status. Fans have long been used in China ancient court and folk music and dance art, and developed into a form of performing music and dance.