10 Interesting Fact About The history and culture of different forms of storytelling

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• In ancient times, stories were delivered verbally and often in the form of fairy tales or myths inherited from one generation to the next.
• Some forms of the world -famous storytelling tradition include theater, drama, play, and opera.
• In the past, stories are often used as a means to teach moral and ethical values to the community.
• In some cultures, storytelling is also associated with religious rituals or traditional ceremonies.
• In ancient times, some stories were also carved in the form of reliefs or paintings on temple walls or historic buildings.
• In the Middle Ages, poets often use poetry to tell heroic or romantic stories.
• At present, technology and social media have allowed stories to be delivered digitally through various platforms such as podcasts, videos, or mobile applications.
• Some types of modern storytelling that are popular include films, television, and video games.
• In popular culture, stories are often associated with fictional characters such as superheroes or characters in novels or comics.
• In Indonesia, the Storytelling tradition is still alive in the form of fairy tales or legends that are delivered orally or in writing, and through traditional arts such as shadow puppets and traditional theater.