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Preserving Haozi folk music

By Wang Qian | China Daily | Updated: 2014-04-03 09:41

Preserving Haozi folk music

A reconstructed historical buidling stands on the bank of the Grand Canal in Tai'erzhuang.Photo by Ju Chuanjiang/China Daily

"The reappearance of traditional cultures and crafts is important to the town's reconstruction," says the town's management committee director Wang Guangjin.

Wang says 156 national- and provincial-level heritage items from across the nation are displayed in the park.

They include Beijiang clay sculptures, Luzhou oil-paper umbrellas and traditional New Year woodprint paintings from Shandong's Weifang.

Tourists can see how these handicrafts are created or try making their own.

Folk artists are also paid to perform in the town. Most are inheritors of centuries-old traditions at risk of vanishing.

Preserving Haozi folk music

Wicker artists find sucess after hardship

Zhu Siquan was overjoyed when he was invited to the town to present Lunan dagu - storytelling in Zaozhuang dialect performed while beating a drum and two steel plates.

The performance art can be traced back to 400 years ago and was once very popular in areas around the canal, especially in northern China.

"About 40 years ago, dozens of people would gather in a teahouse every night and watch the show, which generally lasted two hours," says the 63-year-old, who began to learn the craft at age 13 and practiced it for almost half a century.

"The audience erupted into applause as soon as I stepped onstage. Some would come every day, since it usually took a month to finish a book."

Most of the stories are adopted from ancient Chinese literature, and told with rhymed lines and expressive body language.

Zhu lost most of his business 10 years ago and had to open a clothing shop to feed his family.

"I'm so glad I can find a new stage here where tourists can experience the ancient art's glory," Zhu says.

He earns 2,000 yuan a month.

Residents and farmers outside the town have organized more than 200 folk troupes. They've given over 6,000 performances to Zaozhuang's villagers and students, the municipal government reports.

"It's a good way to enrich our leisure and protect dying folk arts," says 62-year-old Yan Jingli, from a troupe in Yicheng district's Gushao township.

After retiring from the municipal opera troupe, Yan has volunteered to teach Liuqin Opera in a troupe of about 30 people ages 20 to 65.

"Most are nearby farmers," Yan says. "They're amateurs and can't perform very professionally. But it's a very good start."

 

 

 

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