Tradition refers to the folk hand-down, with strong local characteristics and national style. Often passed down orally, this ** is improvisational and flexible, reflecting the lives, emotions and beliefs of the local people. Traditions** are often associated with local art forms such as dance, painting, literature, etc., and are an important part of local culture.
Traditions are usually accompanied by musical instruments, the most common of which are folk instruments such as erhu, flute, drum, etc. These instruments have a unique timbre and expressiveness that are able to add more color and emotion to the **. In addition, tradition is often associated with folktales, legends and other literary works, which often serve as inspiration.
The creation and performance of the traditional ** is highly technical and artistic. Performers need to have superb performance skills and profound cultural heritage in order to truly interpret the connotation and charm of the best. At the same time, the traditional performance forms are also very diverse, with solo, ensemble, chorus and other forms, which can meet the needs of different occasions and audiences.
In short, tradition is a form with strong local characteristics and national style, and is an important part of Chinese culture. We should protect and pass it on so that more people can understand and appreciate this unique art form.