China Culture
Nuo Dance
Nuo Dance originated in the primeval age as a means of exorcising evils and worshiping gods It is the oldest
Chinese classical dance
Chinese classical dance, originating in ancient China, has a long history with profound influence Combining with
Chinese Weiqi
As one of theFour Friends of Literatiin China,the Weiqi, also known as Chinese Go, is a kind of traditional Chi
Salang Dance
Salang Dance, meaning to sing and to dance, is a folk dance of Qing,Yi and Tibetanethnic poeple for self-enterta
Zhoi dance, Guozhuang
Zhoi dance also called Guozhuang, is prevalent in herding and half-farming, half-herding areas The dance names, m
Goraxa Dance, Guoxie Dance
Goraxa Dance orGuoxie Dance, emeaning singing and dancing in a circle, is a popular folk dance in Xigaze and Sh
Batang Xianzi Dance
"Xa" (meaning songs and dances) is also known as "Ye" or "Xianzi", with the most typical kind "Batang Xianzi" i
Yishunbian Dance, Yi Dance
Yishunbian Dance or Yi Dance (hand and foot moving in the same way) is popular folk dance among the Tibetan, Q
Saman Dance, Tiaodashen
Shaman Dance， also called "Tiaodashen" by common people，is the kind of dance was popular among northern Chinese
Swans Dance
Swans Dance is popular in Kazakh, Ewenki and Hezhe nationalities In the swan dance of Kazakh ethnic group, wome