The Dragon Dance Chinese people regard themselves as the reincarnation of dragons. Dragons represent luck, wealth, bravery and power. People expect dragon dance can keep the evil spirit away. Dragon dance varies in different ways, but dragon ball and drum rhythm are both very common. It is an art that combines martial art, drum rhythm, drama and dragon culture.

The Lion Dance has a very long history in China. It is very popular in all traditional festivals. There are normally two people in one lion: one dances the lion’s head; while the other one the rear part. Sometimes a third person uses a silk ball to tease the 'lion' ; or puts on a funny mask, or has a banana leaf fan in their hand to stir up the happy atmosphere.

Pop songs are liked by people due to their beautiful rhythms and cheerful tunes. They are able to enhance the happy atmosphere in festivals.

The Waist Drum Dance Dancers tie waist drums around their hips and hit the drums with the rhythm of the music. The loud sound of drums pushes the party’s atmosphere to a climax.

 The Fan Dance is one type of art that represents Chinese traditional culture. It normally appears with dancing and singing together. It is known for its beautiful and delicate poses.

The Handkerchief Dance originated in the North of China. It is famous for its skilful and difficult motions. It is one of the popular types of art among ordinary people in their daily lives. This kind of dance has spread all over China.

The Xin Jiang Dance Wei wu er zu Dance is the most famous among Xin Jiang Dances. It inherits the art traditions of ancient gui zi music, gao chang music, yi zhou music, shu le music and yu dian music, with very vivid characteristics.

The Zang Zu Dance is a bunch of fragrant flowers in Chinese traditional dances. It has a unique style and is a treasure in Chinese culture or even in the human culture.

The Yizu Dance has many different types, all featuring the minority’s colourful costumes. Ta ge is the most popular dance among Yizu dances. It’s also the oldest dance in the history of the Yizu minority.