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Fushun | Manchu ancestor worship in Xinbin
Xinbin Manchu has a tradition of ancestor worship, which was included in the ancient religion of Manchu Shamanism in the early period. Later, according to the official regulations of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu ancestor worship activities gradually became customary and ceremonial. The Manchu Shamanism was reformed by the Manchu Sacrifice to Gods and Heaven Ceremony issued in the 12th year of Qianlong's reign (1747)
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Fushun | Shaman
The Manchu people have always believed in shamans. In the Later Jin Dynasty, Foala and Hetuala both built temples to worship Shaman Tiaoshen. There are two kinds of folk shamans of the Manchu nationality: the family shaman and the dancing god shaman. The family shaman's duty is to preside over various ceremonies in the family, and sometimes also to see a doctor. During the sacrifice, dance, beat drums, and recite prayers and greetings. Tiaoshen Shaman is mainly used to summon gods, expel evil spirits and cure diseases, and its status is lower than that of the family
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Fushun | Manchu Sacrifice Inserting Buddha Butter on Qingming Festival
"Inserting Buddha's Butter" is a kind of sacrificial way to insert the Buddha's Butter made of willow branches and five colored paper on the ancestors' graves. As a unique ritual custom of Manchu, it has a history of hundreds of years. Xingjing County Annals records in the sacrificial note that the "tree willow branch offering" is designed for "Buddha" (Buddha flower, Buddha many), and believes that "offering willow branches" and "inserting Buddha" are the same offering to one god. About Manchu people
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Fushun | Millennium Liao Tower
An ancient pagoda with dense eaves stands on the Gaoer Mountain in the north of Fushun City. The ancient pagoda was built in the fourth year of Daozong Da'an in the Liao Dynasty (1088) and is the earliest high-rise building in Fushun. The tower is made of various shapes of green bricks. The tower body is octagonal, with nine levels of dense eaves. The diameter of the abdomen is 6.8 meters, and it is gradually reduced upward. The overall height is 14.1 meters. The tower body is divided from bottom to top with dense eaves and brackets
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Fushun | Manchu residence
Because of the cold climate in Northeast China, the houses and buildings of ancient Manchu people naturally showed the characteristics of cold prevention. Pots and heatable kang are built in the house, which are connected with outdoor chimneys. The building form of the house is "all columns are inserted into the ground". The walls are made of soil or stone, and the roof is "covered with soil and grass". Indoor "all have long kang without covering, and the master and servant are mixed with men and women", which can reflect the need for warmth and cold protection everywhere
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Fushun | Manchu Culture
Manchu folk music and song and dance Manchu music can be divided into three categories: folk songs, song and dance music, and rap music. There are three kinds of folk songs: folk songs, labor songs, and small songs. Singing languages include Manchu, Chinese and Manchu Chinese. The content mainly includes folk songs, love songs, happy songs, fishing songs, leisurely tunes, harvest songs, songs for generations, nursery rhymes, dance songs, etc. Full
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Fushun | Manchu Cheongsam
Xinbin is the birthplace of Manchu nationality and Manchu cheongsam. It is recorded that the cheongsam was originally a kind of clothing of Manchu people. Manchu ancestors, whether men, women, old or young, wore gowns all the year round, and wore arrow sleeves, jackets and mandarin jackets. However, men and women were different, and distinguished from each other. Manchu people are also called Qiren, hence the name of Qipao. The Xinbin cheongsam adopts a plane structure in the production technology, and the whole body is connected with sleeves, that is
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Fushun | Manchu folk music, song and dance
Manchu music can be divided into three categories: folk songs, song and dance music, and rap music. There are three kinds of folk songs: folk songs, labor songs, and small songs. Singing languages include Manchu, Chinese and Manchu Chinese. The content mainly includes folk songs, love songs, happy songs, fishing songs, leisurely tunes, harvest songs, songs for generations, nursery rhymes, dance songs, etc. Manchu traditional song and dance mainly have "Mang style"
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Fushun | Xinbin Manchu paper-cut
Xinbin Manchu paper-cut is a folk art integrating cutting, speaking and singing. It combines Manchu paper-cut, Manchu folk songs and Manchu stories, and cuts out works by singing while telling. The content of the work draws a wide range of materials. In addition to the traditional Mammy, flowers, birds, grass and insects of the Manchu people, the religious beliefs, folk legends, myths, local customs and folk customs of the Manchu people are the objects of its performance. In New
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Fushun | Manchu Marriage Customs
Manchu marriage customs The traditional marriage ceremony of Manchu is more complex and similar to the traditional marriage custom of Han nationality. It roughly goes through the procedures of media communication, setting, lottery, box passing, wedding reception, worship, ancestor worship, size division, door returning, etc. The biggest feature is mainly manifested in the wedding ceremony. Early in the morning of the wedding day, the groom rode a tall horse to his parents' house to greet him. The bride is escorted by her mother's sedan chair or carriage