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几只风筝远远地在天上跳舞,尖锐的筝鸣和孩子们的欢呼若隐若现。进得村庄,褪了色的门神年画伴着玉米的清香一起袭来,那浓得化不开的民俗气息让人猝不及防。这便是杨家埠了。走在杨家埠,无处不在的年画和风筝时时提醒着你:这是中国三大木版年画产地之一,还是大名鼎鼎的潍坊风筝的发源地。放飞台边,土墙断壁上,吉庆有余、瑞兽祥禽的年画到处可见,姿态各异的风筝尽情舒展,更不时听到农家小作坊里传出的刻版声和掀动宣纸
A few kites farther in the sky, sharp kites and cheering children looming. Entered the village, the faded door god painting accompanied by the fragrance of corn hit together, it is inseparable from the folk customs of the people caught off guard. This is Yang Jiabu. Walk in Yangjiabu, ubiquitous New Year paintings and kites remind you: This is one of China’s three major woodcut New Year pictures, or the birthplace of the famous Weifang kite. Placed off the edge of the stage, the wall off the wall, more than auspicious, animal beast Xiangqian New Year’s pictures can be seen everywhere, kites enjoy different attitudes stretch, but from time to time heard a small workshop in the farm engraved plate and tilt the rice paper