What is the stalk of jumping?

Jumping to the Great God is a folk activity ceremony handed down from generation to generation, which should be completed by two people together. Nowadays, dance gods are mostly feudal superstitious activities, and some national arts have been handed down, such as shaman dance.

Shaman is a wizard of Manchu, and shaman dance is also a dance performed by wizards in activities such as praying for God, offering sacrifices, exorcising evil spirits and treating diseases. Mongolian people call shaman dance Bo and Bo dance. The shaman has eagle ornaments on his hat, streamers on his skirt and nine bronze mirrors around his waist to show his great strength and magic. During the performance, the musical instrument used a single-sided drum, with one shaman as the main player and two other shamans playing drums for him. Dancing mostly imitates the movements of birds and beasts and various elves, and finally drum and spin.

The main ceremonies of jumping to the Great God include jumping to the Great God, erecting banners, evoking spirits, divination, etc.

It will erect a flag about 10 meters high in front of the sacrificial temple and stop at 0.6 meters underground, which means 18 layers of hell and 33 layers of heaven. In addition, Wan Ziwen, Xiangyun, Shuibo and other long streamers will be cut out with yellow paper and colored paper, and the long line will be hung on the head of the streamer until it falls to the ground.

A double-toothed steel fork will be drawn above the banner, and two tips of the double-toothed steel fork will each poke a big steamed bread. This is done because the other end of the rope of the pole is tied with a small bag, which contains five-colored grains, such as fruit candy, peanuts, red dates, coins, etc., and is called "five-grain egg".