Banyao kites are large and flat whistling kites with hexagonal frames adorned with exquisite decorations and vibrant colors. The Nantong banyao kite, a typical flat kite in South China, is different from its North Chinese counterpart in that it makes a …

2024年7月22日 · Nantong is one of the four largest kite producing areas in China, famous for producing kites with unique sound effects. Nantong kites are simple in shape, richly and elegantly painted and decorated with whistles. After flying, the kite will make a big and beautiful sound, as if playing an air symphony.

2012年7月17日 · Visitors can view sparrow hawk kites of great variety in shape and form, such as the “Hulong” “Whistle” “Buzz”. It also shows dozens of drawings and the tools for kite-making, coupled with pictures and relevant descriptions.

The Nantong Banyao kite is a typical southern flat kite. The big ones are about eleven feet, while the small ones are only about one foot. The kites are in different shapes, such as square, rectangular, hexangular and octangular.

The important value of Nantong kite protection, the analysis of necessity and importance of protection of Nantong kites, protection strategies on the basis of analysis of Nantongkites, the main methods and ways of protecting Nantong kite, and then discusses the Nantong kite＇s innovative design and development, is the new application of new ...

2023年8月30日 · Nantong in east China's Jiangsu Province is one of the four major kite-production areas in the country. It's particularly famous for the Banyao kite, a large, hexagonal whistling kite adorned with exquisite decorations and vibrant colors.

2014年10月6日 · Nantong kite artists cultivate a variety of gourds to make big and small whistles, the smallest can be only one centimeter in diameter, and the largest can reach up to 50 cm or even more. Nantong kites come in many different styles and …

2014年2月26日 · The Nantong Kite, produced in Rugao, is one of the six most popular Chinese kites. The others are the Beijing, Weifang, Tianjin, Jiangnan and Taiwan kites. The Nantong Banyao Kite dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279) and the kite was mentioned in manuscripts from that era.

Nantong Kite is one of the six most popular Chinese traditional kites, which are counted as Beijing kite, Weifang kite, Tianjing kite, Nantong kite, Jiangnan kite and Taiwan kite.

Rugao in Nantong, East China's Jiangsu province, is the birthplace of banyao kites, which can be traced back to the Tang (618-907) and Song dynasties (960-1279). Banyao kites are large and flat whistling kites with hexagonal frames adorned with exquisite decorations and vibrant colors.