There are two kinds of performance forms of Xiushan lanterns. One of them is to play the lamp, commonly known as "Jumping Tuan Tuan", is sung by once a clown singing folk songs and dances, the role of the youngest sister called "Missy", the clown called "Lai Huazi" or other names.
Sometimes increased to three or four or six people interspersed performances.
When dancing, the youngest sister combed her head long, dressed in a large-breasted skirt, holding a silk-bordered flower fan in her right hand and a flower-colored scarf in her left hand, stretching her back, stepping on the ding-ding step, singing and dancing, performing innocent, lively, witty and spicy roles.
Lai Huazi, on the other hand, tied his turban into a "half moon", wore a pair of lapel robes, tied a red silk belt around his waist, held a large fan in his hand, stepped on a short stake, and circled around the youngest sister in a "wind-swinging willow" maneuver, performing comical and witty roles. The second is the unilateral lamp, also known as the "unilateral play", there is a certain storyline, there are raw, Dan, ugly simple characters, sung in a number of folk tunes lantern opera.
Folk Clay Sculpture Watching Lanterns