The Lebanese "jumping pole."
the “jumping pole” is one of the lebanese's most luminous folk dances, also known as “tripping bamboo”.
on the occasion of the new year's festival, the lebanese people were dressed in beautiful national costumes, gathered in squares and danced with “scrambles”.
when the poles are separated, eight long poles are released in parallel in four rows, and the poles come together, changing patterns with the rhythm of the musical drums, with four to eight young men and women jumping with or at a fast or slow pace, and in the crossed poles, with smart, witty and free, with their legs or one-legged legs coming down, without the poles coming together and jumping fast, and sometimes changing their steps to make all sorts of beautiful dance moves, young men and women who are dancing, dancing while they are dancing with a small voice to shout, “ye-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e”, which adds much to the heat.
lee marriage.
the marriages and relationships of young lebanese people are different, and according to lebanese custom, girls in the village grow up to the age of 16 years and move out of their parents ' homes and live in their own homes not far from their parents.
most of the girls are in a hut with a large bed.
the girl who lives in her room is in free love.
young boys can talk to girls in their rooms, play and play, and young girls like them can stay in their rooms and leave if they do not like.
a young man who is in love with a girl and is in free love with her daughter's room is officially referred to her by her parents.
the marriage is accompanied by clothes and betels that girls like.
penang is the most important gift of the marriage proposal, and it's not enough for the girl.
by the time of the official wedding, there was a lot of excitement, with bridesmaids and best man songs, newlyweds drinking happy wine in their cheers, and the “pussy” event, where the whole village celebrated with pigs and goats.
the “jumping pole” is one of the lebanese's most luminous folk dances, also known as “tripping bamboo”.
on the occasion of the new year's festival, the lebanese people were dressed in beautiful national costumes, gathered in squares and danced with “scrambles”.
when the poles are separated, eight long poles are released in parallel in four rows, and the poles come together, changing patterns with the rhythm of the musical drums, with four to eight young men and women jumping with or at a fast or slow pace, and in the crossed poles, with smart, witty and free, with their legs or one-legged legs coming down, without the poles coming together and jumping fast, and sometimes changing their steps to make all sorts of beautiful dance moves, young men and women who are dancing, dancing while they are dancing with a small voice to shout, “ye-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e”, which adds much to the heat.
lee marriage.
the marriages and relationships of young lebanese people are different, and according to lebanese custom, girls in the village grow up to the age of 16 years and move out of their parents ' homes and live in their own homes not far from their parents.
most of the girls are in a hut with a large bed.
the girl who lives in her room is in free love.
young boys can talk to girls in their rooms, play and play, and young girls like them can stay in their rooms and leave if they do not like.
a young man who is in love with a girl and is in free love with her daughter's room is officially referred to her by her parents.
the marriage is accompanied by clothes and betels that girls like.
penang is the most important in proposingIt would be dissatisfied to have a gift without a girl.
By the time of the official wedding, there was a lot of excitement, with bridesmaids and best man songs, newlyweds drinking happy wine in their cheers, and the “Pussy” event, where the whole village celebrated with pigs and goats。