Dotting flowers, tracing indigo, wearing neon skirts, lightly dancing skirts, and wearing ancient costumes, they played ancient games, sipped tea, and practiced traditional handicrafts. The Gumis were bathed in the bright October sunshine and encountered antique fragrance and culture. The inherited Chinese ancient fete allows you to experience traditional Chinese culture in the activities of various dynasties and generations, and appreciate the beauty of five thousand years of Chinese culture. Let us follow the footsteps of the Gumis and unveil the mystery of the Chinese ancient fete!
In ancient times, before school children entered school, teachers would use red cinnabar to put red moles on the middle of the students' foreheads, which was called "opening the eyes of wisdom." The Chinese character "mole" refers to "wisdom", which means to open up wisdom and express good wishes. From then on, you will have a bright mind and a bright mind, and you will study hard.
Confucius said: "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand." China has been known as the "Land of Etiquette" since ancient times. Etiquette is the behavioral norms and standards for people in social interactions. Etiquette education is an important part of traditional Chinese virtues. It is also an external manifestation of moral cultivation. The Gumis learned to bow respectfully and praised the fine virtues of the Chinese nation with their actions.
Apply lead powder, apply rouge, draw eyebrows, apply yellow on forehead, remove dimples, draw oblique red, apply lipstick. After lightly opening the makeup package, you close your eyes tightly, raise your head, lightly apply gouache, and lightly draw eyebrows... Guess what it will look like when you open your eyes?
"The fan is swaying gently and the clothes are fluttering." Chinese classical dance incorporates cultural elements from many different regions and ethnic groups. In its long history, it has continuously absorbed nutrients from various art forms and gradually formed its own unique dance style. It is an important part of Chinese traditional culture and a shining pearl in the world's dance treasure house. The Gumis picked up their round fans and followed the teacher's smile, spinning in circles and waving their sleeves. They were really happy and lively.
In the history of Chinese tea, there is a saying that "tea flourished in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty". Tea ordering in the Song Dynasty played an extremely important role in the history of Chinese tea ceremony. To talk about the elegance in tea, it has to be the "ordering of tea" in the Song Dynasty. The tea whisk touched the bottom and turned left and right. The Gumis concentrated on mixing the ointment, mixing it into a sol, adding soup, and gradually whisking until the tea soup produced small bubbles... The ancients were really particular about the process of making tea!
"Ink Drops on mandarin-duck-shaped Tiles", by experiencing the process of making tile rubbings, Gumis students learned about the history of tiles and the knowledge of rubbings. Pick up bricks and tiles again, lay out a piece of paper and ink, lightly touch the brown brush, half a plate of cinnabar, relive the romance of the long history, feel the charm of China's excellent traditional culture in rubbings, and perceive the history of intangible cultural heritage.
Touhu, also called "shooting pot", is a throwing game played by ancient scholar-bureaucrats during banquets. It is an activity that pays attention to etiquette. Whoosh! An arrow flew towards the pot in front, drawing a parabola. Come and see, have Gumis made the throw?
Cuju is also known as "Cuqiu", "Cuyuan", etc. "Cuju" has the meaning of kicking, tapping and kicking, so "Cuju" refers to the activity of the ancients kicking, tapping and kicking the ball. The Gumis discovered that this is almost the same as the modern football method. The bamboo Ju is smart and interesting. The ancient Chinese were really awesome!
Chui Wan, as the name suggests, beats and hits the ball, it is a ball game. It involves hitting the ball into the cave on the uneven court. Chuiwan activity lasted from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional banquet game of the Han nation. According to records, people who play Chuiwan, ranging from the emperor and ministers to the three religions and nine schools, enjoy it endlessly.
Osmanthus perfume, flower sachets, plant fans, handmade paper cutting, ancient papermaking, bamboo lanterns... Wonderful activities, happy Gumis. Thousands of years have passed, the clothes are shining, the classics are being passed down, and the Chinese civilization continues. Flowers on the forehead, sweet tea, elegant sachets, traditional games, antique handicrafts, traditional elements and artistic creativity are integrated, Gumis experienced the profound heritage of Chinese culture, which was like participating in a grand event that traveled through time and space. Under the influence of traditional culture, Gumis "play" and "learn" at the same time, and "learn" while "playing".
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