The museum is delighted to see a puppet show that interprets all things

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Puppetry is nothing more than puppetry, shadow play... A puppet, sometimes called a golem, is a humanoid doll that is operated by a puppeteer behind or above the stage. It can be divided into two types: string puppets or palm puppets. Shadow puppetry is a traditional performing art that uses flat silhouettes of figures carved from animal skins with movable joints. The puppets are controlled by sticks and placed between a light source and a translucent screen to tell stories with the help of scripts, music and voice-overs. Puppetry is not only closely related to faith, but entertainment is also an important purpose of the performance. Most of them use entertaining or worldly scripts. The plays often contain the morality, thoughts or ideology of the society at that time. They can also serve as a carrier for conveying superficial knowledge and have the power to influence the masses. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there were works for the small screen on display this time!