The Style Of The Foot Is The Zhuang Nationality'S Back Embroidered Shoes And Board Shoes.

Zhuang is the most populous minority in China, mainly distributed in provinces such as Guangxi, Yunnan, Guangdong and Guizhou.

Since the Qin Dynasty, the ancestors of the Zhuang nationality were known as Xi ou, Luo Yue (Luo Yue), Nanyue, PU, Liao, Liao, Xi Tong men and Wu Hu in the past dynasties. They were called "bump", "Tong" and "Zhong" in the historical books of the song Dynasty.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, it was known as the "Tong Nationality" until Zhou Enlai advocated the change of "Tong" as "Zhuang" in 1965.

Characteristics: "look back"

It is often worn for women.

Toe hooks are like dragon boats.

There are two kinds of heels and no heels. The soles are thick and are made of sandpaper.

Acupuncture includes needle, needle, needle, needle, embroidery and embroidery.

In terms of color, young people like to use bright bottom white flowers, such as pomegranate red, dark red, green, yellow, green, and so on. There are dragon patterns, double lion balls, butterfly flowers, magpies and so on. The old people often use black, light red, dark red, and so on, and there are clouds, dragons, heaven and earth, lion animals and so on.

Here is a display of Zhuang family's "back" embroidered shoes.

The tip of the shoe is triangular conical and the tip is "backward".

The vamp is blue cloth, embroidered with yellow, red and green thread.

The sole is made of thread, and the stitch is fine and durable.

Characteristics: "back" embroidered shoes for women to wear.

Toe hooks are like dragon boats.

There are two kinds of heels and no heels. The soles are thick and are made of sandpaper.

Acupuncture includes needle, needle, needle, needle, embroidery and embroidery.

In terms of color, young people like to use bright bottom white flowers, such as pomegranate red, dark red, green, yellow, green, and so on. There are dragon patterns, double lion balls, butterfly flowers, magpies and so on. The old people often use black, light red, dark red, and so on, and there are clouds, dragons, heaven and earth, lion animals and so on.

Zhuang shoes board dance originated in the area of Nandan. The board shoes dance is also known as "three people wear board shoes". It is a dance that locals enjoy themselves.

The shoes were not made of wooden boards or shoes. Instead, they were made of long bamboo strips and tied to two to three feet. Wooden shackles were used by the local chieftains in the Ming and Qing Dynasties to bind slaves.

According to Jiajing 30 years (1552), when the State Army Luo Wu Jie led the army to go to Jiangsu and Zhejiang to fight against Japanese pirates, its training method was to use wooden shackles to train wolf soldiers, three people into one army, nine people into a square, and only advance without retrogression.

This is the origin of the "three people wearing board shoes".

At the top of the village of La Tan Tan, there are 4 stone tablets, all carved in Ming Dynasty.

The stone tablet records the 30 years of the Ming Jiajing period, which led by Luo Wu Jie to go to Jiangsu and Zhejiang to defend Japan.

Another cliff named "dare to shout" has a rock painting on the precipice, which connects three feet with a long strip of plate, which is very similar to the legendary wooden yoke.

"Board Shoes Dance" is a magnificent flower growing on the fertile soil of Zhuang nationality folk art. It has distinct national characteristics and rich expressive force. It takes advantage of props and music accompaniment to jump out of harmonious graceful dance.

It is usually composed of nine Zhuang and three young men and women, wearing six short shoes of nearly two meters long, moving around in a beautiful melody, dangerous and interesting. With the change of music, the girls can still dance the modern three step dance happily in long board shoes.

The "Board Shoes Dance" originated from the wooden shackle training tactics of the chieftain in the Ming Dynasty in Guangxi.

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates invaded the coastal areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The Ming Dynasty sent troops to Guangxi. Guangxi wanted three hundred soldiers to destroy the Japanese pirates.

Tusi Luo Wujie immediately recruited three hundred people for training, the first training of the recruits, the pace is very difficult to be consistent, the chieftain ordered to use wooden shackles to clamp the feet of the recruits, three people joined together, nine people lined up in a square team, unified pace, only forward, not allowed to retreat.

After strict training, this team has unique tactics, brave and stubborn, and has made contributions to the Ping Japanese pirates.

From then on, the three men's martial arts became popular and became "three people wearing board shoes".

The three men wore board shoes, which became a "board shoe dance" after artistic processing.