Is there a flying sky besides Dunhuang?
In addition to the image of Flying Apsaras in the Dunhuang murals, there were also the following contents related to Flying Apsaras: - In the field of music, there was the song " Flying Heavens " written by Elevenless, composed by Han Bing, and performed by Yun Duo, which was released on April 21, 2017. There was also the 1982 folk song " Flying Heavens " composed by Xu Jingxin and Chen Dawei." Flying Heavens " was also a song that was sung with a smile. - In the aerospace field, Ye Guangfu had achieved "flying". He grew up from a rural child to a leading figure in the China aerospace team and participated in the Shenzhou 18 space mission. - In the field of white wine, there was a three-kilogram Feitian Moutai. The 2024 version and the 2023 version were different in terms of anti-counterfeit labels. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Wearing silk, flying in the sky of Dunhuang
The cape was a kind of clothing decoration with exotic customs. It was an important part of the clothing in the image of Dunhuang Flying Apsaras. The costumes of Dunhuang Flying Apsaras were divided into two types: skirt draping style and dual-lapel style. The silk drapes were often wrapped around the left and right arms of the Flying Apsaras, and the shoulders were symmetrical to form a ring shape. This design enhanced the movement of the Flying Apsaras. In modern times, there were also many silk designs related to Dunhuang Flying Apsaras, such as Mai Taibao's Dunhuang dance clothes, Gege's original Han clothes, etc. In some scenes, such as Yang Ying's photos of Dunhuang Flying Goddess, women wearing Dunhuang Flying Apsaras to participate in marathons, etc., silk could also be seen. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What are the poems of the ancients praising Dunhuang's flying sky?
The ancient people praised the poems of the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras,"Walking like running water, moving is colorful." Looking at the mogao grottoes, the walls are thousands of miles high; Yan word flying building, thousands of Buddha Cave opened. The gold on the surface of the mud is shining brightly, and the clouds are shining brightly. I know that there is a bosom friend in the sound of nature. Over a thousand years, see the beautiful shadows in the sky, dance the celestial heavens." "Elegant makeup, elegant clothes, and shadows. The strings move the nine heavens and the music rises, and the three worlds of drums and flutes listen from afar. Dome south to the north of the sky, suddenly east and west around the Buddhist court. In the morning and evening, the flowers in the sky will fall, and the sound of the fairy dance will stop." Wait. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The most famous mural in the Mogao Grottoes of Dunhuang, Flying Sky
The Flying Apsaras were the most representative murals of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang. The image of the Flying Apsaras originated from Buddhism. It was the collective name of Gantalva and Jinnara. They were originally the God of Heavenly Songs and the God of Heavenly Music among the eight attendants of Buddha. There are 492 grottoes in the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, and almost every grotto has a flying picture, totaling more than 4500 figures. The number is the largest in the world and among the Buddhist grottoes and temples in China. Flying pictures had different styles and characteristics at different times. In the early period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, the Flying Apsaras simply imitated the image of the Indian Flying Apsaras. In the later period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the local characteristics were gradually integrated. In the Tang Dynasty, it reached its peak, realizing the transformation of local visualization and female characters. It was more integrated with the characteristics of dance, and the artistic creation was integrated with the characteristics of traditional China painting. The Flying Apsaras of this period had the characteristics of the Central Plains people. The facial lines were soft, and there might be more musical instruments in their hands, as if they were playing music and dancing. Judging from the style and characteristics, the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras did not have wings or feathers. They relied on the clouds but did not rely on them. Instead, they relied on fluttering dresses and dancing ribbons to soar in the air. There were thousands of poses and thousands of changes. Flying pictures reflected the combination of realism and romanticism, as well as the idea of the unity of heaven and man. The physical beauty displayed by flying pictures of different eras was consistent with the economic and social development level and aesthetic concept at that time. For example, during the Western Wei Dynasty, the Flying Apsaras had a thin face, slender figure, dynamic lightness, and elegant shape. In the Tang Dynasty, fat was considered beautiful, while the Flying Apsaras had a round face and a rich body. The proportions of the characters were accurate, the lines were smooth, the colors were gorgeous, and they stretched freely and were agile and beautiful. The flying pipa was the most distinctive artistic expression in the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras murals, and it also represented the high artistic level of the Dunhuang murals. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The story of flying in Dunhuang
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Dunhuang Flying Apsaras
Dunhuang Flying Apsaras originated from Dunhuang culture and were an important artistic image in Dunhuang murals. From the point of view of artistic creation, the dance program "Dunhuang·Flying Sky" was adapted from the original dance drama "Dunhuang" arranged by the Central Ballet Troupe. The director Fei Bo went to Dunhuang to collect wind in 2012 and was touched by the watchmen of Dunhuang, and then drew from the story of Dunhuang. There are generations of watchmen in Dunhuang, such as Chang Shuhong, the first president of the Dunhuang Research Institute, who gave up the opportunity to study in France in the 1940s and came to Dunhuang to protect Dunhuang art; Duan Wenjie, the second president, spent half of his life copying more than 300 Dunhuang works; Fan Jinshi, the third president, took root in the desert, carried out grotto archaeological research and innovative management, and built "Digital Dunhuang". The dedication and perseverance of these Dunhuang people became the source of creation, and their stories were condensed into related works. The dance drama "Dunhuang" was revised by the Central Ballet Troupe for 28 drafts and took 7 years to prepare. The main creative team experienced the life of Dunhuang people for 3 months. The dancers used their limbs to pursue the oriental lines. Its picture modeling was based on the real painting environment and situation design of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes. For example, the "lotus" shape symbolized the spiritual character of Dunhuang people such as noble and clean. The art of flying in Dunhuang had a deep cultural foundation. It was a part of China traditional culture and reflected the aesthetic concept of ancient China art. The flying goddesses in the murals were beautiful, their clothes fluttering, their movements light and elegant, their clothes gorgeous, and their ribbons were agile. Their images were extraordinary and elegant, conveying the freedom and elegance of the spirit, becoming a wonderful symbol in China culture. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Dunhuang Flying Apsaras
The Dunhuang Flying Fairy Portrait was a type of portrait with a unique charm. As an important town on the Silk Road and a holy land of Buddhist culture, Dunhuang's flying image was the most dazzling existence in Dunhuang murals, especially the murals related to the Tang Dynasty. Today, Dunhuang Flying Sky Portrait is very popular. In the photo shoot, it would involve clothing selection, makeup, and other aspects. For example, men would choose suitable clothes to present a feminine style when shooting Dunhuang Flying Flying Pictures. For example, Wang Churan's portrait of the Dunhuang Goddess. She was wearing a pink elegant long dress, holding a lute, her hair tied up high, and her eyes were red. She was so beautiful that she could not be compared to others. During the shooting process, the photographer would instruct the photographer to pose in various poses. Although some poses might make people feel uncomfortable, they could still produce good results. At the same time, there were many places that could create a realistic flying experience for tourists, providing gorgeous clothing and dazzling accessories, allowing people to instantly transform into fairies in murals. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Dunhuang Flying Poetry
The following are some poems related to Dunhuang Flying Apsaras: 1. Li Yu's " Dunhuang Flying Apsaras ":" Beautiful makeup, elegant clothes, and shadows, surrounded by auspicious clouds. The strings move the nine heavens and the music rises, and the three worlds of drums and flutes listen from afar. Dome south to the north of the sky, suddenly east and west around the Buddhist court. In the morning and evening, the flowers in the sky will fall, and the sound of the fairy dance will stop." 2. "Seven Absolutes: Flying Snow of Dunhuang":"The vast sea hides the Mogao Grottoes, and the Dang River nourishes the crescent moon spring. Flying in the sky, the auspicious snow increases its magnificence, and scattered with the jade flower, half of the soul is round." 3. Guo Qun's "Linjiang Immortal" "The Beauty Plays the Old String Guqin." I miss you so much, and I know you well. The moon shone on the beautiful figure in the sky, and the breeze accompanied the long song. Her fairy-like bearing fills my lapel with fragrant flowers beyond the heavens. It's clearly a dream, but it moistens the heart of an old friend." "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Dunhuang Flying Poem
Dunhuang Flying Movement
Dunhuang Flying Wine
There were many situations with the Dunhuang Flying Wine. There was the Dunhuang Feitian wine related to the Yanghe River. As early as 1955, Yanghe drew inspiration from the murals of Cave 320 of Dunhuang and finalized the image of "Yanghe Feitian". In 1980, Yanghe wine printed with the logo of "Feitian" of Dunhuang Goddess was sold overseas. Yanghe and Dunhuang have a deep historical and cultural relationship. Before 2024, there were such wines and they were closely related to Dunhuang culture. There was also the 1996 Dunhuang Feitian wine, which was a 52-alcohol strong aromatic white wine. Its ingredients included water, sorghums, and wheat. The implementation standard was GBT10781.1 national standard premium grade. It was carefully brewed, and the total amount recovered was less than 300 boxes (270 to 80 boxes). In addition, other wine enterprises also launched wine products in combination with Dunhuang culture, such as Moutai taking inspiration from Dunhuang murals to launch relevant wine products, Xijiu launched Xijiu·Dunhuang Four Auspicious Auspicious "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!