Where is the hometown of Nuo Opera? Travel Notes of Chizhou Nuo Opera Hometown Park

Chizhou Nuo Opera Hometown Park is a scenic spot full of Wu Chu cultural charm. This is the hometown of Nuo opera, and people worship mountain witches, which is also the belief of the ancients thousands of years ago. Now the internal structure of the park is absolutely beautiful and illusory. Let me share with you the travel notes of the hometown of Nuo Opera.

Where is the hometown of Nuo Opera?

No.0/40, East Lake South Road, Chizhou City, Anhui Province

Travel notes of Nuo opera hometown;

"Chu people believe in witches and ghosts, and serve God by singing and dancing." Chizhou belongs to the land of Wu Chu, and Nuo opera is very popular. As the old saying goes, "No promise can't make a village", commonly known as "Nuowozi".

I have read Yu's prose about Nuo Opera before, and have some superficial understanding of Nuo Opera.

On the occasion of giving lectures in Chizhou this time, I specially took time to go to the "hometown of Nuo Opera" park and watched a series of sculptures and stones of Nuo Opera.

In the empty "Nuo nest" scene, I really feel that the villagers in southern Anhui seem to be building a historical logic of Nuo culture from ancient times to the present. In this corner of the Qiupu River, they dance or chant, and I will follow their actions and lyrics, whether bitter or sweet. In their incisive indulgence, I will suck their ups and downs, understand their love and hate, and understand their sadness.

For example, there is a book "The Judge Tells Children", which satirizes the psychology of the folk world in doing good and accumulating virtue and doing evil by luck. This makes me feel that the story is acting as a moral court, judging the meanness of human nature in the name of morality, and making people feel the philosophy of good and evil subtly.

There is also a story about villagers praying for drought and rain in the sky. As a result, the immortals actually "rain and dew moisten crops."

Looking at the people in the story, they either laugh or cry, or are sad or happy. In addition, the powder and mask on the face are condensed in this vivid image, but there is no self-pity and melodrama-it just guides the viewer to taste the bitterness and yearning of our nation, thus verifying that our civilization today has reached a high sense of belonging.

I wandered around this "Nuo Opera" nest and was deeply moved by many touching stories. Although these stories are closely related to a community called Yuxiumen behind me, the people in the stories seem to have avoided the bustling crowds of the contemporary era and only lived in harmony with the birds and flowers around them.

It seems that they only have a sacred call and temptation to me as a fool, which makes me immersed in their laughter and crying.