Intangible culture with Related Tags
Theatrical costume and prop making skills (opera helmet making skills)
Opera helmets are a general term for various crowns and hats worn by characters in traditional Chinese operas. The production techniques have a long history, dating back hundreds of years. The main processes include painting, carving, chiseling, dyeing, velvet wrapping, filigree, and assembling. Opera helmets are a product of the development of drama. They focus on decoration and are often decorated with pearl flowers, pompoms, silk ribbons, pheasant tails, etc., which are coordinated with the costumes worn by opera actors to enrich the image characteristics of drama characters. Opera helmets are divided into turban hats and helmet hats, also known as soft hats and hard hats. Turban hats are made of fabrics such as silk and satin with embroidery techniques and have a soft texture. The helmet hat is first made of cardboard into a hat blank, decorated with patterns of dragons, phoenixes, lions, tigers, etc., and then assembled with pompoms, beads, etc.
Theatrical costume and prop making skills (opera helmet making skills)
Opera helmets are a general term for various crowns and hats worn by characters in traditional Chinese operas. The production techniques have a long history, dating back hundreds of years. The main processes include painting, carving, chiseling, dyeing, velvet wrapping, filigree, and assembling. Opera helmets are a product of the development of drama. They focus on decoration and are often decorated with pearl flowers, pompoms, silk ribbons, pheasant tails, etc., which are coordinated with the costumes worn by opera actors to enrich the image characteristics of drama characters. Opera helmets are divided into turban hats and helmet hats, also known as soft hats and hard hats. Turban hats are made of fabrics such as silk and satin with embroidery techniques and have a soft texture. The helmet hat is first made of cardboard into a hat blank, decorated with patterns of dragons, phoenixes, lions, tigers, etc., and then assembled with pompoms, beads, etc.
Heritage with Related Tags
Shuiyan Temple
Shuiyan Temple, located on Baofeng Terrace in Jieshi Mountain Scenic Area, is also known as "Baofeng Temple". To the north is Xiantaiding, the main peak of Jieshi Mountain; to the east is a mountain with an altitude of 241 meters, which is tall and steep, with strange rocks standing tall, resembling an incense burner, named "Xiangshan"; to the west is a slope leading to the western cliff of Xiantaiding, with a mountain top like a crown, named "Shamao Mountain". Between Baofeng Terrace and Xiangshan, there is a stream flowing from Longtan Cave on the high cliff of Xiantaiding in the east. The area is surrounded by mountains and water, and the scenery is extremely elegant and beautiful.
Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area
Shentangyu is located in a unique position in Huairou, and its scenery is also very unique. Mountain spring water runs through the whole area. The water of Longtan, Crocodile Pond and Mandarin Duck Pond is clear and fish jump. The peaks on both sides are lush and majestic. The Bodhisattva Hat, Eagle Ridge and Turtle Stone are all supernatural works. The ancient Great Wall still has its majesty. The thousand-meter beach is white and delicate. Yanqi River runs through the whole area, with pure water and continuous flow. The naturally formed Longtan, Mandarin Duck Pond and Eyu Pond are wide and clear. Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area has steep peaks and natural rocks. The Bodhisattva Hat is peculiar in shape and towering into the clouds, which is fascinating. Eagle Beak Peak, Camel Ridge, Turtle Stone, Phoenix Terrace, Stone Group and other supernatural works are vivid and interesting. In Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area, the magnificent ancient Great Wall winds along the east side of Yanqi River, with the steep buckwheat ridge at an altitude of 590 meters. It is like a giant dragon leaping over Yanqi River and continuing to climb the cliffs to the west. This section of the Great Wall was built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is connected to Gubeikou and Simatai in the east, and Qilianguan, Mutianyu and Badaling in the west. There are more than 30 beacon towers in the territory, with a total length of 8,127 meters. The highest beacon tower is called "Wangjing Tower". Standing on the top of the tower at night, you can enjoy the night view of Beijing. This section of the ancient Great Wall in Shentangyu Scenic Area has not been restored. It has both traces of wind and rain erosion and bullet marks left by the beacon era. Although this ancient Great Wall has experienced vicissitudes, its majesty still exists, providing an ideal place for people to seek seclusion and imitate the ancient times.