What folk culture are there in Nanning?

Yongjiang River has been flowing for a long time, and it has accumulated rich Yongzhou culture, including many intangible cultural heritages, such as a number of traditional folk cultures, such as Shifeng Opera, Thousand-side Dance, Turtledove Dance, Wind Fireball, Xianglong, Carp Crane Dance and so on. In addition, there are old nursery rhymes, wisdom proverbs and past legends ... and "Guan Guan pheasant dove, in Hezhou." Poems such as "My Fair Lady, Gentleman's Good Ladder" in The Book of Songs are different. The ancient nursery rhymes in Nanning are hardly written, but are created orally and passed down from mouth to mouth. However, these ancient nursery rhymes, which are interpreted in dialects without abridgement, are simple and vivid, and are often full of rich life interests. For example, www.findart.com.cn's nursery rhyme "Wandering around, Chrysanthemum Garden, Grandma riding a female dragon boat, dragon boat (not) happy, returning to see the chicken, the chicken is big, caught and sold ..." This nursery rhyme shows a quiet and beautiful picture of rural life, perhaps I don't know when a young woman is going to the market. However, for thousands of years, many working women have lived a rough life and worked hard. They expressed their bitterness with a nursery rhyme: "It is really difficult to be a new (daughter-in-law) woman with crooked tails. They get up early and talk (late) about housewives. " In addition to Nanning dialect, there are many Pinghua ballads with unique tunes circulating in the suburbs of Tancheng, www.findart.com.cn: "Today, my uncle came to worship winter, and my aunt boiled water to kill chickens, and the chickens jumped on the orchid tree, making my aunt blush." "There is a field on the top of the mountain with two sharp heads in the middle. I pulled out my own seedlings and inserted them myself, and no one sent rice to the field. " ..... These nursery rhymes, which are full of life interest, have grown up with generations of Nanning people and spent a wonderful childhood. Proverbs pass wisdom on from generation to generation. Nanning proverbs are also part of Chinese virtues and sages. For many years, it has been rooted in this land and passed down from generation to generation. Proverbs in Nanning dialect, suburban dialect, county Zhuang dialect or Tanzhou Mandarin are even more rich in sound and rhyme. Some of www.findart.com.cn's Nanning proverbs sparkle with philosophical pearls, summarizing the way to be a man, such as: "People are afraid of reason, horses are afraid of whips, and mosquitoes are afraid of fire and smoke." "The punting road in the pond is not far." "If you do too many things, the larger foe will break." "Hungry people are not afraid of ugliness, and hungry chickens can't drive them away." "Hot porridge is slow, and the road is slippery." "Don't borrow the chopping block on New Year's Eve." "A cow dies for a hundred years, but its horns never rot" ... Some Nanning proverbs contain irony and exhortation, which earnestly warn the world, such as: "A chicken's moustache hurts people's teeth." "Human feelings, selling pots and stoves." Www.findart.com.cn "only eats a sore, and no one helps him in an emergency." "Losing money is all about winning money, and quarreling is mostly about right and wrong" ... Some Nanning proverbs reveal the laws of nature and spread popular science knowledge. For example, "When the sun goes down, Lei Gong urinates." "Going back to the south and turning north, my lips are black with cold." "Toad falls into the pond, soaks the grain and sows seedlings." "Short-legged cows are good at breeding, and short-legged chickens are good at being mothers" ... Nanning proverbs promote goodness and beauty, belittle ugliness, preach truth and persuade the world. Many proverbs contain metaphor, antithesis, exaggeration, implication, popularity, conciseness and humor, which are very vivid and memorable. No one knows how old www.findart.com.cn's folktales are. For thousands of years, these intangible spiritual wealth have been deeply engraved in the dense rings of this city, enriching the production and life of generations on both sides of the Yongjiang River. There is a legend among the people that "the green hills flow with rice": It is said that a long time ago, there was a strange spring on the green hills (show). One year, there was a famine One day, the person who collected the spring water found that the spring water was getting thinner and thinner, so he pulled a few times into the spring hole with a bamboo stick, and the rice grains flowed out with the spring water. When there are enough rice grains to cook a porridge, it stops, and another person has to pull some rice grains out. Www.findart.com.cn was discovered by lazy Sam, so he moved to the spring and occupied the cave to enjoy the rest of his life. Because there is not much rice, Sam can't help it. He picked up a guy, cut the spring water into a bowl and kept digging rice. Unexpectedly, all he pulled out was sand, not a grain of rice. From then on, this rice-flowing cave only flows clear water, not rice, until today. When I was a child, I heard this legend from adults and realized the teaching of "be modest and refuse to be greedy and lazy". Besides the Green Mountain Flowing Rice Cave, there are other well-known stories and legends in Nanning, such as the stories of Wuxiangling, Wangxianpo, Jinniu Bridge, Sandie Stone, Dragon Elephant Tower, Child prodigy, Mianshang, Sansheng Mizhou, Phoenix Picking Peony, Clever Marrying County Officials and Girls, Seven-Star Bridge Meeting Fairy, A Gui, etc ...... www.findart.com.cn For example, Ji Hua drinks rice, the old man wears new clothes, the border customs people sell cats, the border customs people pick horses, the pavilion people read Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and the pavilion people eat sugar cakes ... The speaker performed vividly in dialect, but the listener got a lot of enlightenment in his laughter: be honest, avoid vanity, tell the truth and not tell the truth. These nursery rhymes, proverbs, stories and legends truly convey the humanistic information and social forms of this land for thousands of years, and are constantly studied and collected by people today and later generations. In order to prevent the loss of Nanning's intangible cultural heritage, including children's songs, proverbs and stories and legends, people must seriously excavate, rescue and cherish these non-renewable treasures and preserve Nanning's "cultural roots".