We bring ancient paintings, Chinese HanFu and GuQin to the German stage.在德国柏林演绎宋画-下《阆苑女仙图》

In China, there are a lot of movies and TV shows that reflect the life of the Song Dynasty. Many young people in China now say that if they could go back to being an ancient Chinese, they would be very happy to live in the Song Dynasty. Many young people in China are excited about the Song Dynasty. That's why we're happy to welcome some young people here today. They're from the Association of Chinese Traditional Culture for Study and Exchange in Germany. It's a very long abbreviation, VCTK. This association will bring some of the pictures that are on display outside to the stage for us. The pictures will be in Song-style clothing, mostly specially made for this evening. We will also sing Tang-Shi-Qi and play Mo-Yu and Wang-Shao-Tang at the Guqin. Have fun! In the Song Dynasty, there were the elders, including the women, from Shang, Heng-Den, Tu, Kuo-Zi-Wen-Tang, Cao, Ya-Shen, Chun, He-Ge. There were two types of clothing. A low-cut with a large reverse and a straight neckline, as well as a pair-reverse with open seams, without buttons, and a part of the skirt with a woven hem. In the Song Dynasty, the women also wore Baisi. The geometric shape of a long, open top and a trapezoidal skirt, which we show here, were worn by noble women of the Song and the Ming Dynasties as ceremonies. The people in the Song Dynasty loved flowers and so the women liked to wear flowers on their heads. In addition to fresh flowers, there are also various handicrafts, such as wicked flowers, shan-huo, and san-huo. These handicrafts have now been recorded in the intangible cultural heritage. Lang-Yang-Nu-Wu-Xian-Tu is a third painting, which was created by Wang-Gao in the 5th dynasty and the 10th reign. The painting is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The painting shows a group of goddesses, who go for a long walk in the mountains of the Immortal Sittings, and then want to meet under a tree. The two women in the middle are wearing flowers and pearls, and their costumes look beautiful and serious. The two goddesses look at each other and seem to want to laugh at something, while two other goddesses stand behind them and hold objects in their hands. On the left is an eternally adorned woman holding a musical instrument and puts it on her lap, followed by two other ladies standing quietly next to her. Slightly to the right, two women with peaceful faces appear on a pen and concentrate on the story. Flowers are passed on together with drum sounds. English Parsel Parsel is a funny game about traditional folk songs in ancient China. At the end of the drum, the one who has the flowers is punished and gives up for all. Now the girl who holds the flowers becomes a potent piece for all games, Feng Gui Fang. The Feng Wang is a mythological bird and a symbol of happiness in Chinese culture. The Feng Ying is male and the Wang is female. This song uses the analogy of a feng, who pursues a Wang to express the songs of the author to his beloved. There are thousands of flowers in the world I have never seen before It's me, it's me