How many people are walking on stilts?

The art of walking on stilts belongs to two people.

The animal art of walking on stilts is a performance form of Yangcheng Village Temple Fair in Qinghe Town, Jishan County, Shanxi Province. The stilt-walking beast consists of a head, a body and a performer. During the performance, both of them rode animals on stilts, and the actors carried heavy objects and walked according to the rhythm of Qupai.

Walking on stilts is one of the traditional folk activities of Han nationality. Walking on stilts, commonly known as tying firewood feet, also known as "stilts", "walking on stilts", "tying high feet" and "walking high legs", is a popular mass performance in northern China. In some folk festivals, dancers are tied with funny feet, while Wushu stilts emphasize personal skills and unique skills. Stilts have formed a distinctive regional style and national color in various places.

Animal allusions on stilts

"Wolf" is an ancient beast that lives in the northern forest. According to legend, during the Jin Dynasty, Fan Bang presented a wolf to the Jin State, a big country in the Central Plains, in order to demonstrate to the Jin State. They suggested that if someone in Jin could conquer wolves, they would bow down and pay tribute every year and come to North Korea every year. If no one can conquer this beast, Souxin will attack the State of Jin. In the end, the beast was wiped out by the generals of the state of Jin, and Fan Bang's attempt failed.

"Unicorn" is also a kind of wild animal that lives in the northern forest. It is said that it eats iron like mud and can walk on clouds. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Meng Ming, a general of the State of Jin, and his mother went to look for their long-lost father, Prissy. On the way to find it, I ran out of money when I passed through Shangshuiping Village in Longmen.

At this time, I saw a poster posted on the roadside, which said that a local lady was entangled in monsters, and she was willing to invest to find someone to reduce the demon. Meng Ming is worried about his livelihood. He resolutely tore up the list and demanded to subdue the demon, but unexpectedly he surrendered the unicorn with a spell and a treasure knife in his hand and saved the young lady. After that, Meng Ming and his mother rode unicorns to Xi 'an to find their father Prissy.