In Chinese folk, there are still some cultures that have been preserved, and with the washing of the torrent of time, they have gradually become the "unique secrets" of our country and some ethnic groups. In the area of Guizhou and Guangxi, until now there is still a stunt of "light power water floating".
in chinese folklore, some cultural practices h**e been preserved, and over time, they h**e gradually become“exclusive secrets”of our country and some ethnic groups. in the guizhou and guangxi regions, the skill of“water surface floating”is still passed down today.
This so-called "light power water floating" is the "single bamboo floating" that prevails in Guizhou and Guangxi, looking at it from a distance, you will find that there is only one bamboo floating on the entire water surface, and the local residents only need to use one leg to stand firmly on the bamboo, will not sink and will not appear any shaking, and the most amazing thing is that these residents can also control the direction of movement of the whole bamboo, as if they have mastered some martial arts cheats.
this so-called“water surface floating”is a popular skill in the guizhou and guangxi regions known as“single-bamboo drifting”. from a distance, you will see only one bamboo floating on the entire water surface. local residents can stand steadily on the bamboo with just one leg, without sinking or any swaying. the most magical part is that these residents can also control the movement direction of the entire bamboo, as if mastering some martial arts secret technique.
In fact, this seemingly magical single bamboo drift has a history of more than 1,000 years in China, and it first originated in the Qin and Han dynasties. Today, "Chishui Bamboo Drifting" has been included in the third batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage protection list in Guizhou Province.
in fact, this seemingly magical single-bamboo drifting has a history of over a thousand years in china, originating from the qin and han dynasties. now,“chishui single-bamboo drifting”has been included in the third batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage protection list in guizhou province.
Editor-in-charge: Gou Xiaoqing.