Does Jingxing Lahua flower come from the palace or the monastery?

Leixing Lahua originated from folk festivals, temple fairs, ceremonies and street square flower parties when worshiping gods. It was mentioned in the "Yuanhe County Chronicles" written in the eighth year of Yuanhe (813) in the Tang Dynasty. There are records of phase.

When and where latte art was produced and formed, there is no historical record and no written word can be tested, but there are different opinions. It may be said that it was born in the Song and Jin Dynasties, or it was said in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, or it was born and raised locally, or it was introduced from other places. There is no conclusive evidence, it can only be said to be a legend.

In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang implemented the policy of "immigration and farming". Two large-scale immigrants from Shanxi's southern, central and southeastern Shanxi provinces in 1373 and 1388 increased the number of people in Jingxing. There are more than 100 Shanxi villages and dozens of Shanxi surnames. Some foreign folk art forms also followed and blossomed in Jingxing. Li, one of the representatives of "Jingxing Lahua" and "Seller's Dan", was an immigrant during this period. This is clearly pointed out in the legend about the origin of "Jingxing Lahua" . "History of Chinese Dance" mentioned: "Yao Lu of the Ming Dynasty saw a variety of folk dances in Hongdong County, Shanxi Province. For example, the "Parang Umbrella Dance" holds a small parasol, and the "Parasol Dance" holds a sandalwood board and dances while clapping. "Flower Board Dance" etc. "The folk dance activities are now invisible, but umbrellas and boards are indispensable props in latte art.