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Puppetry has been infused with painting, sculpture, music, dance, and theater, resulting in a unique form of artistic expression. Inspiration was drawn from mythology, folklore, and local legends.A diverse spectrum of puppetry traditions has emerged across India, each with its own distinct style of puppets.

The storyteller in Indian theater is called Sutradhar, which means “string bearer.”.

In the Bhagavad Gita, God is depicted as a puppeteer, controlling the universe with three strings: Satta, Raja, and Tama.

Puppetry, in addition to being an art form, has philosophical significance in Indian culture.

The Tamil classic Silappadikaram, written between the first and second centuries BC, and the Mahabharata both mention puppetry.

Several allusions to marionette play have been unearthed from 500 BC.

Puppets with sockets have been unearthed in the excavation sites of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, indicating that puppetry was a popular art form at the time.

A puppet is a doll or a figure that is controlled by a human and appears to move on its own.

It dated back as far as the 11th century in the villages of the Red River Delta area of northern Vietnam. Water puppetry is a Water puppetry art form of Vietnam. Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre is the biggest theatre in Hanoi. Vietnamese water puppetry hasn't received positive feedback from audiences over the world.

Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre on Dinh Tien Hoang Street near Hoan Kiem Lake is the most popular theatre for water puppetry.Īll tourists in Vietnam see water puppet shows.Īudiences can see the puppets, the orchestra and the puppeteers during the show.įoreigners can still understand the water puppet shows even though they don't understand Vietnamese. Foreigners don't understand Vietnamese, but they enjoy the shows because the puppets clearly demonstrate Vietnamese life and culture through their actions. Vietnamese water puppetry has been introduced to many countries all over the world and received much love from audiences. They focus on the daily life of farmers and common aspects of Vietnamese spiritual life. The themes of the shows are very familiar to Vietnamese people. All puppets are made of fig wood which goes along well with water. Watching this show can help you escape from your busy life and refresh your minds with unforgettable moments.ĭuring the shows, you can only see the puppets and a small folk orchestra of about 7 people the puppeteers stand behind a curtained backdrop in a pool. It's said that ‘Not watching a performance of water puppetry means not visiting Vietnam yet.' That's why water puppetry is a must-see show for tourists in Vietnam. Vietnamese water puppetry is a unique folk art.

Hãy xác định những câu dưới đây là Đúng hay Sai hay Không có trong bài. Vietnamese water puppetry hasn’t been introduced to many countries all over the world and received much love from audiences.įoreigners enjoy the shows because the puppets clearly demonstrate Vietnamese life and culture through their actions. Watching this show can’t help you escape from your busy life.Īll puppets can go along well with water because they are made of fig wood. Water puppetry isn’t a must-see show for tourists in Vietnam. Vietnamese water puppetry has been introduced to many countries all over the world and received much love from audiences. Foreigners don't understand Vietnamese, but they enjoy the shows because the puppets clearly demonstrate Vietnamese life and culture through their actions. Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre on Dinh Tien Hoang Street near Hoan Kiem Lake is the most popular theatre for water puppetry. Vietnamese water puppetry is a unique folk art. It's said that ‘Not watching a performance of water puppetry means not visiting Vietnam yet.' That's why water puppetry is a must-see show for tourists in Vietnam. Watching this show can help you escape from your busy life and refresh your minds with unforgettable moments.ĭuring the shows, you can only see the puppets and a small folk orchestra of about 7 people the puppeteers stand behind a curtained backdrop in a pool. All puppets are made of fig wood which goes along well with water. Then they are carved and painted. The themes of the shows are very familiar to Vietnamese people. They focus on the daily life of farmers and common aspects of Vietnamese spiritual life.