What are the cultural characteristics of Brazil?

The carnival in Brazil is called the biggest carnival in the world. At the carnival in Brazil, people don't want to show themselves, but to help others. Some men wish they were feminine; There are also some introverted women dancing crazily, trying to imitate the agile and powerful movements of others. "transvestite" often appears in carnival, which is the product of history. Brazil's carnival enthusiasm for feminization is unique in the world. Among the carnivals in Brazil, the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is the most famous and fascinating activity in the world.

Carnival is the biggest festival in Brazil, but the most famous is the carnival in Rio de Janeiro. The carnival in this city is the best in the world, with a large number of actors, gorgeous costumes, long duration and spectacular scenes.

Among the carnival in Brazil, the carnival in El Salvador, the capital of Bahia, is unique. Because Bahia people don't want to market the carnival, the carnival here can keep its original flavor. In addition, in terms of music, Bahia is the most developed and important region in China, where music and dance can be seen everywhere, which is the truest embodiment of Brazilian tradition and carnival spirit. The "king" of the carnival in El Salvador was deposed because of his emaciated figure.

Brazilian football team

Brazil is also the only team in the world that has won the World Cup five times.

Brazilian literature

The history of Brazilian literature can be divided into two periods: colonial literature period and national literature period.

What are the admirable aspects of Brazilian literature during colonial rule? 6? 1 watt? 6? 1 Germany? 6? 1 Caamina(？ ~ 1500) It is the beginning to report the letter adopted by Brazil to the King of Portugal. With the establishment of colonial rule, many Portuguese adventurers and historians also came to Brazil. They recorded the colonists' campaigns against local residents in the form of epic poems and described the natural scenery. This is the earliest literary work in Brazil.

1822 Brazil became independent, and literature began a new period, that is, the national literature period. Under the influence of European literature, romantic works began to appear. Brazilian romantic literature has obviously absorbed nutrition from Indian folk literature, especially folk poetry, and has its own characteristics.

1922 The "Modern Art Week" held in Sao Paulo Grand Theatre in February was the beginning of modern Brazilian literature. Their greatest feature and main tendency is to create novels that reflect social reality.

Brazilian drama

/kloc-In the 6th century, Indians in Brazil performed religious dramas to celebrate festivals under the guidance of Portuguese missionaries. However, it was not until after the 0/8th century A.D./KLOC that Brazilian-born writers began to write plays.

/kloc-The rise of Brazilian romantic literature in the early 20th century promoted the development of national drama, and many poets and novelists also played their creative talents in the field of drama. Pena was the first important playwright of Brazilian national drama in the19th century. His comedies reproduce contemporary urban and rural life scenes with irony, humor and human touch. /kloc-At the end of 0/9, the Brazilian drama focused on customs.

In the 1950s and 1960s, the experimental tendency of Brazilian drama was strengthened, and various styles were tried in various scopes, especially the integration of music, dance and singing into the drama structure, which was even more noticeable.

Brazilian art

In the pre-Colombian era, this bag was in a typical jungle culture era, not as developed as Mexico and the Andean region. Culture is mainly divided into three regions: Amazon jungle, central plateau and southern region. An important culture in the Amazon jungle area is the pottery art of Malajo Island at the mouth of the Amazon River, which is characterized by diverse and mature decorative patterns and techniques. Secondly, there is the Tapparo people's culture centered on Santa Lan.

In the colonial era, Brazil had almost no architectural tradition of the pre-colonial period. In the19th century after independence, neoclassical style dominated. 1930 saw the prosperity of Brazilian architecture, and European rationalist architecture influenced Brazil.

16 ~ 17 th century paintings and sculptures mainly serve religion. In the18th century, there were a lot of painting and sculpture activities, which were usually related to architectural activities. Sao Paulo Biennale in Brazil is the two largest art biennale in the world, which is tied with Venice Biennale.

Brazilian film

1) Early movies

1896, the film was introduced to Brazil. 1898, a foreign immigrant from Segreto filmed the first film of Brazil, Scenery of Guanabara Bay. Among the early Brazilian filmmakers, the director L de Barros made outstanding achievements. He has been filming for more than 60 years and made 260 short films.

2) The New Film Movement in Brazil

In the early 1960s, because the government implemented some measures to safeguard national interests, a group of young filmmakers launched a new film movement to revitalize Brazilian films in the form of independent production. They oppose the commercialization of Brazilian films and the colonization of Brazilian films by Hollywood, and advocate the creation of new Brazilian films rooted in the soil of Brazilian national culture based on the principle of facing reality.

3) Brazilian films after 1970s.

In the early 1970s, a vulgar and low-level erotic comedy appeared and once flooded the market. In the early 1980s, Brazilian films not only produced a considerable amount, but also received a strong international response.

Since 1965, domestic film festivals have been held in different cities. 1975, the Brazilian Film Workers Association was established.

Brazilian music and dance

The characteristics of Brazilian music are diverse, which fully embodies the musical elements from three continents, and also constantly innovates or changes the old music forms. Samba, which reached its peak in 1930s, is a mixture of Spanish Polly and African rhythm.