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Dragon Culture of Tongliang Dragon
The deepest connotation of dragon is its spirit of multicultural integration, innovation and development. Behind the image of the dragon, there are four concepts of China people: the world view of the unity of man and nature, the subject view of the benevolent, the development view of the connection of yin and yang and the inclusive cultural view. It contains almost all the essence of oriental philosophy represented by China. The dragon runs through the whole history of China, permeates the culture and art of China, and permeates the customs and habits of the whole Chinese nation. Dragon is like an invisible bond, a bond composed of common feelings, common ideas and common psychological qualities, which closely links the whole Chinese nation. Even today, no matter in China or all over the world, almost every descendant of the Chinese nation, no matter what creed he worships or what religion he believes in, will always say loudly: I am a descendant of the dragon.

Dragon's hometown is in China, but China has a history of ancient ancestors migrating to surrounding areas. The rise of the Western Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago and its prominent position in the world political, economic and cultural arena until the Tang, Yuan and Qing Dynasties promoted frequent exchanges and exchanges between China and surrounding areas and friendly countries in the fields of diplomacy, culture, religion and trade, and "Dragon Culture" subsequently entered and spread in the vast Asia-Pacific region.

Tongliang has a long tradition of playing dragon lanterns, which flourished in the Qing Dynasty and became famous at home and abroad after the 1980s. It is known as "the first art dragon in China". In 2006, Tongliang Dragon Dance was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. Dragon dance in Tongliang includes dragon lantern dance and lantern dance. Dragon lantern dance includes many varieties, such as big climbing dragon, fire dragon, bench dragon and small colored dragon. There are many forms of lantern dance, such as diving into Longmen, loach eating glutinous rice balls, pig eating pumpkin, dragon and lion dancing on high platform, etc.

Yan Xianquan, general manager of Chongqing Tonglianglong Culture Development Co., Ltd. introduced that the company received more than 50 performances in different places last year, with a net profit of 654.38+0 million yuan. In Tongliang, Dragon Dance is invited to perform more than 1000 performances every year, and the annual output value of dragon culture industry is nearly 500 million yuan.

In order to inherit this intangible heritage, "Dragon Dance in Tongliang" entered the physical education curriculum from primary school to high school in Tongliang District. In Tongliang No.2 Middle School, every class has a dragon dance team. Instructor Liu believes that learning dragon dance can inherit culture, strengthen physical fitness and cultivate children's teamwork spirit.

It is a feasible way to set up a "Dragon Culture Development Research Center" to recruit professionals and provide intellectual support for government decision-making and enterprise development. At the same time, program innovation is also included in the planning. "We intend to launch a boutique program' Dragon Culture Live Performance' and are currently inviting investment." The person in charge said, "Strive to let the National Dragon Dance Competition and the National Dragon Dance Championship settle in Tongliang." In addition, the Dragon Culture Creative Industry Park is being planned to encourage and support the development of related enterprises in taxation, industry and commerce, land and financing. "One step at a time, I hope the dragon dance of Tongliang can fly higher and further in our hands."