Tiger headgear tickles memorable memories

On October 17, the first intangible exposition entered the third day, and the popularity of Jinan citizens' visits continued unabated. At 8:40 in the morning, many visitors waiting for admission were gathered at the entrance of the Chongqin International Convention and Exhibition Center. The citizen Zhang told the author: “I have been there once yesterday, but it feels unpleasant, so I came again today.”

Yucheng wooden toys children feel very novel, although it is the third day, but there are still many people in front of the booth of Yucheng wooden toys. 7-year-old Tian Tian met with just bought 4 "high and low stick people". Tian Tian told the author that she actually had a lot of toys in her family. She had Gray Wolf and Barbie, but she had never seen wooden toys like this. "I want to keep two for myself and two for my best friends," Tian Tian said happily.

Tatian’s mother, Ms. Zhang, told the author that Tian Tian’s generation of children had a variety of novelty toys to accompany them from small to large. Whether they were blonde dolls or electric toys with high-tech content such as sound and optoelectronics, these were for Tian Tian. Children are not unusual, but these children are unfamiliar with traditional culture.

“To bring children today is to let her feel the charm of these traditional crafts. I hope one day she will grow up. In addition to the dolls, she can still remember these 'old toys'.”

Linyi tiger head caps are not easy to buy at ordinary times in the Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo. Many of the exhibited projects have evoked memories of childhood. Looking at Binzhou's blue calico, Ms. Jiang was very pleasantly surprised: “When I was a kid, I had such a burden. It was this flower. My family was also Binzhou. It would be 50 years ago.”

The tiger head hat made by Xie Xiangfang, a master craftsman of the handicrafts, evoked memories of Mr. Dong. Mr. Dong, 74 years old, is in Linyi. In his childhood memories, children wearing tiger hats meant that they were going to the New Year. "Not all children are wearing, children with good conditions at home can wear, and living conditions are not good. New Year cannot even wear new clothes. How can one have such a good hat? Look at other people's children to wear a tiger. Head caps, no, no eyes!

"But after many years, this thing is still rarity." Mr. Dong said with a smile. "Now, there are fewer and fewer people who have this craft. You don't have to look at food and clothing that are so difficult now, but who should be It is not easy to buy such a tiger head cap."