Dargon Dance - China

This dragon dance is one of the most popular dance forms in China. This dance has been a staple of Chinese festivals since ancient times. The dragon is, of course, an important cultural feature of China. They symbolize power, wealth, and power. They also believe that it will bring them good luck. The dragon used in this dance is made of grass, bamboo, paper and cloth. The dragon's frame is made of bamboo and covered with paper or transparent cloth. Also, it usually takes an odd number of joints to make this dragon. Because the Chinese believe it is auspicious. This dragon is usually made with about 9, 13, such as joint size. It is said that a dragon with more than 15 joints builds a lot stronger. It takes an average of 10 people to carry this dragon. Fire Dragons are made for night parties. It is decorated with lamps or lights inside. Then it looks like an arsonist. The dragon made like this is very carefully placed in a temple and taken out when needed. The Chinese ceremoniously raise their eyes to the dragon and begin the dance. Would you like to see that dance? There are also several other popular dances in China. Dances like Lion Dance, Drum Dance, rattle stick dance, yang ge flower.

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