The introduction of the pot village, the words of the pot village What are the words of the pot vill

Guozhuang Square: Guozhuang, that is, Sharon, is also a kind of "Guozhuang" dance, which is the Qiang people must dance when they sacrifice, and after development, this sacrificial dance is slowly canceled, but every time the Qiang people celebrate the festival, everyone will dance the Guozhuang dance, this form is also used to entertain important guests, when night falls, men, women and children around the bonfire, dance the Guozhuang. Now it has become a square dance with national characteristics, and everyone dances together in Guozhuang Square every day.

The words of the pot village are: big pot rice, Hongxin Xiangzhuang, breaking the casserole.

The words of the pot village are: butterfly Zhuang Zhou, hot pot stir-fry, a pot of porridge. 2: Zhuyin is, late wide rotten 3: structure is, pot (left and right structure) Zhuang (semi-enclosed structure). 4: Pinyin is, guōzhuāng.

What is the specific explanation of the pot village, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Explanation of terms [click here to view the details of the plan].

Guozhuang is a Tibetan folk dance.

Idioms about pot villages.

Zhuang Yue Yin can't open the pot, smash the pot and sell Tie Zhuang, Yin Yin, Butterfly Zhuang, Zhou Hong, Xiangzhuang.

Sentence formation about pot village.

1. At the same time, the author tries to use the methods of ethnology, sociology and folklore to think about and visit some cultural behaviors and cultural phenomena reflected in it.

2. Manet Pot Village is deeply integrated with the nature, social religion and customs of Jiarong Tibetan area with the unique costumes, dances and tunes of the Jiarong Tibetan people, forming its own unique style, which is quite mysterious, and is known as the beautiful and wonderful national song and dance.

3. Tashi Dorjee's second time in Guozhuang to do business is already a matter of being familiar with the road and sailing along the river.

4. At the same time, in order to fully preserve the original appearance of Tibetan songs and dances, the play will truly present the intangible cultural heritage of strings, heaps, sangma, and pots.

5. The first chapter "Overview of Traditional Pot Villages" is an overview of the traditional pot village culture, including its historical origin and basic situation.

Diqing Tibetan Guozhuang Dance is the most representative of Benzilan Town in Deqin County and Zhantang Town and Xiaozhong Town in Shangri-La City. Benzilan performs a series of ritual procedures in the form of singing and dancing in the pot village when entertaining guests, including "blessing the pot village", "chasing away the pot village", "praising the pot village", "meeting the pot village", "saying goodbye to the pot village", "keeping the pot village", "sending off the pot village", "praying for the pot village" and other types, which are very rare in the Tibetan areas of the country. Its melody is divided into four parts: "Roar", "Zhuojin", "Xiazhuo" and "Zhuocao".

Shangri-La pot village is divided into two kinds: ancient and new, "Rub" is an ancient pot village, the content of lyrics and dance steps are relatively old, with a strong sacrificial nature, there are special movements and lyrics, mostly loved by religious circles and the elderly; "Rubbing" is a new dance, a song and dance that has been newly choreographed with different eras. The songs, dances, and lyrics of Diqing Tibetan pot village are very rich, and the lyrics are sung in three sentences. Whenever there is a festive season, a new home is completed, and a wedding is celebrated, people of all ages gather together to dance all night to express joy and prayer.

The dance steps of the Guozhuang Dance are divided into two categories: "Guo Zhuo" (walking dance) and "Kuzhuo "** dance". The pace of "Guo Zhuo" is a single-phase to the left to start, the left and right feet lift a total of seven steps for a section, so that the reincarnation starts, from slow to fast, the number of steps remains the same, the dance steps are simple, and the dancers are easy to learn, so the number of people is very large. There are many kinds of dances.

There are often dances such as two-and-a-half dances, production dances, eight-step dances, six-step dances, eight-step dances, monkey dances, etc.

Guozhuang is also known as Guozhuo, Gezhuang, Zhuo, etc., which means circle song and dance in Tibetan, and is one of the three major folk dances of the Tibetan people. Jump at festivals or during farming slack. There are several types of Nabeso, such as "Big Nabeso", which is used for large-scale religious festivals, "Nakazabeso", which is used for traditional folk festivals, and "Small Nabeso", which is used for family and friend gatherings, and each has its own scale and function.

Guozhuang, that is, "Qiangzhai Guozhuang", that is, Shalang, is also a kind of "Guozhuang" dance, which is the Qiang people must dance when they sacrifice, and after development, this sacrificial dance is slowly canceled, but every time the Qiang people festival, people will still dance the dance of "Qiangzhai Guozhuang", and then dance while eating. to celebrate important holidays. Subsequently, this form was used by the Qiang people to entertain important guests.