Han Fei was playing in front of the window with her child in her arms, skillfully cutting tung leaves and shining them on the window screen. Emperor Wen ruled the country and made music popular in people's homes. Carry lanterns to decorate, adjust the decoration and look around to know the reality. Pei Huan slowly but surely, she saw that Li Furen was still alive in front of the account. Throughout the ages, he has done everything he can, waving millions of soldiers in his hands. Three feet of raw silk is the stage, and all fingers are humorous. Sometimes, under the bright moon window, the smile can still be grasped.

Shadow Play: The night leaks and the light shines, and the wind wheel turns unexpectedly. Come here, there are people who are vying to see and dispel the silent ghost.

Looking at the Light and Shadow: Nanshe has opened a new cinema, and the room is brightly lit. Look at the Wujiang River crossing the river. You still call the hero overlord.

Make a lantern shadow (riddle): do it well and cover it well. It is also commonly called a soldier. What do you think of the elders in Jiangdong?

Tell the story through the ages, and drum music under the lamp. A dictation will fix everything through the ages, and millions of soldiers will dance with their hands.

brief introduction

According to historical records, shadow play began in the Warring States, flourished in the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Shadow play, also known as "shadow play" or "shadow play", was called China Lantern in Yuan Dynasty. It is a silhouette of a person made of animal skin or cardboard, and it is performed with bright cloth under the illumination of light. It is one of the puppet shows widely circulated among the people in China. In the performance, the artists manipulated the opera characters behind the white curtain, sang stories with local popular tunes, and matched them with percussion instruments and strings, which had a strong local flavor. Shadow play is an ancient traditional art of Han nationality in China, and the old Beijingers call it "donkey shadow play".

suggestion

More than two thousand years ago, Li Furen, the beloved princess of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, died of illness. Emperor Wu was fascinated, and Huaxian Shadow Play ignored the state affairs all day long. Minister Li Shaoweng went out one day, and the children in Lu Yu were playing with dolls in their hands, and the shadows were vividly displayed on the ground. Li Shaoweng's heart moved. He carved the image of Li Furen with cotton and silk, colored it, and put wooden poles on his hands and feet. In the evening, the emperor was invited to sit in his tent and watch with square curtains and candles. Emperor Wu was so happy that he couldn't put it down. This love story in Hanshu is regarded as the earliest origin of shadow play.