From ancient times to the present, Luoling is not only an ornament to beautify people's lives, but also an important symbol to show the status of characters on the stage of traditional Chinese opera.

Pheasant is what people used to call pheasant and pheasant. Pheasants are brightly colored, especially the pheasant's pheasant tail. Ancient military commanders often put two on their helmets as a symbol of bravery and good fighting. Dramatic characters lengthen pheasant feathers, which not only plays a decorative role, but also can make many beautiful body movements by dancing feathers to express the psychology and demeanor of the characters. The unique "Zi Ling Gong" in the lines of this opera is used in all walks of life, Dan, Jing and Ugly, and Xiaosheng is the most used, so there is a saying that "the pheasant is born at the end". There are many kinds of "Zi Ling Gong", such as picking, holding, winding, brushing, shaking and swinging. After a scene, the pheasant's feathers are dazzling. Look at that red-faced Guan Gong with a beautiful beard, and the pheasant feathers on his head are swaying with the gongs and drums. Look at Lu Bu, with a three-pronged crown and a three-bearded beard. He is heroic. Guan Gong, Lu Bu, Liu Bei with poor martial arts but great ears, Zhang Fei with a fierce face, and Lu Bu, the hero of Hulao Pass's Three British Wars, did not win or lose, and history likes to be lively.

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