The traditional Chinese lion dance is a treasure of Chinese folk art.
It has a long history and rich cultural connotations and significance.
This dance originated from ancient sacrificial activities and gradually evolved into a form of performance art.
The lion dance is usually performed by two people who act as one lion, using coordinated movements and expressions to show the lion's demeanor and strength.
During the performance, the lion will jump, roll, shake its head and tail, etc.
, creating a visual impact and shock for the audience.
In addition to performances, the lion dance is also widely used in various celebrations and festivals, such as the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival.
In traditional Chinese culture, the lion is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness, representing courage, strength, and good fortune.
Therefore, the lion dance has become a way for people to express their yearning for a better life and make wishes.