1. Huangge Qilin Dance
Huangge Qilin Dance, a traditional dance of Huangge Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou City, is a provincial intangible cultural heritage of Guangdong.
Huangge Qilin Dance is a kind of self-indulgent dance. It is one of the cultural heritages of Guangdong Province. The legend of the Qilin and the Qilin Dance in Huangge Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou began in the Ming Dynasty and originated in Hengshang Village, Huangpu.
The unicorn shape is made according to the ancient legend of the unicorn's appearance - the image of the benevolent beast with a dragon head, a lion's body, a deer's horn, a sheep's head and a cow's tail. In recent years, Huangge Town attaches great importance to traditional arts and mass cultural activities, the unicorn culture as the town's brand culture to build, organizing forces to once interrupted the unicorn dance excavation finishing re-light.
2, ao fish dance
Ao fish dance, popular in Panyu District, Guangzhou City, the traditional dance, Guangdong Province, one of the intangible cultural heritage.
The Ao Yu Dance is a traditional folk dance popularized by the people around Shachong Village in Panyu, Guangzhou, which originated from a beautiful myth and legend. Before the liberation of the People's Republic of China, every time the Ao Yu Dance was performed, people who worked outside the village returned to their hometowns to participate in the event. The parade took place at night, and was preceded by a large gong, an umbrella, a headboard, and a big dan flag, followed by an arowana.
There are also various kinds of fish lanterns and colorful "color teams", such as "Tantou color" including selling fish, pork, chicken olives, wontons and so on. Before the liberation of China, the ao was very ugly, and after that, the ao used to be a pretty boy. In the past, only one female and one male ao fish two dance, after that can be ten **** dance.
It can be used as a stage performance with story content, as well as a square and parade performance. The dance adds to the festive atmosphere and expresses the prayers of the working people for a better life.
3. Waking Lion Dance
It belongs to the Southern Lion of Chinese Lion Dance. Historically, it is derived from the Tang Dynasty Palace Lion Dance. After the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, with the migration of immigrants from the Central Plains to the south, the lion dance culture was introduced to the Lingnan region.
During the Ming Dynasty, the Waking Lion Dance appeared in Guangdong, originated in Nanhai County, and was widely spread in the southern region as well as overseas Chinese communities. Lion Dance has been passed down in China in many different factions as well as in many different kinds, and it has different meanings in different parts of China. Among them, the Waking Lion Dance is a famous lion dance in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, during the Ming and Qing dynasties and the Republic of China. The Lion Dance has to have very high level requirements and conditions.
4, floating color
Piao color originated in Guangdong in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, belonging to one of the social fire performance art form. It consists of a number of people pushing an ornately decorated color plate, which is arranged with figures in fixed postures.
For example, these small people on the board is played by children aged 4 to 7 years old, they have been specially trained, coupled with carefully camouflaged steel bracket fixed support in the air. The use of ingenious mechanics to create the effect of "floating". It is said that Guangdong floating color first originated in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties in Zhuhai Doumen Qianmu Town.
In different regions, there are various names such as "Piao Si", "Lifting Pavilion", "Cai Ke Kei", "Gao Lai", "Cai Shelf", "Za Story" and so on. Performers stand on a small stage called "color cabinet" to parade the form of folklore or mythological story fragments, the magic lies in the actors through the carefully camouflaged steel branches in the air, invisible color stems to support the use of ingenious mechanical principles, creating a "floating" effect. " effect.
5, octave gongs and drums
Octave gongs and drums is a special Guangdong folk instrumental music, playing percussion, singing West Chin, card play three forms of expression, the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty by the Guangdong East West Chin opera singing performance class imported, and the fusion of the Cantonese opera singing and Cantonese music derivation, so the folk also have "singing West Chin", Therefore, it is also known as "Singing West Qin" and "Listening to West Qin".
It is widely spread in the Pearl River Delta area, all over Foshan City. According to the performance of the production material and the principle of pronunciation, it is divided into eight categories, such as gold, stone, silk, bamboo, lagenaria, soil, grass, wood and so on. The gongs and drums cabinet is also known as the eight sound cabinet.
In November 2014, the "eight sound gongs and drums" were approved by the State Council to be included in the fourth batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative projects list.