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Size: For 10 People
Length: 18 m
This dragon dance costume is made up of the following parts: 1. The big dragon head 2. The long dragon body 3. The dragon tail 4. The leading dragon pearl 5. The framework 6. The holding poles
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen Dragon Dance Performance
The dragon is an important symbol in Chinese traditional culture, representing good luck, authority, and power.
During the Spring Festival, people hold grand dragon dance performances to celebrate the arrival of the new year.
These performances are usually composed of a group of people wearing gorgeous costumes, holding long colorful ribbons, and dancing to the accompaniment of music.
The entire performance process is full of passion and vitality, and the audience will also cheer along with the rhythm.
Dragon dance performances are not only a form of entertainment but also a way to inherit and promote Chinese traditional culture.
Through this way, people can better understand and feel the charm of Chinese culture, while also enhancing national pride and cohesion.
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