1. Look, the green lion, with its forelegs on the iron frame, slammed its hind legs to the ground, twisted its body, and then put its hind legs on it, and then turned over again, with its head up just against the colored ball. The lion dancer threw the ball to the ground with a strong swing, only to see that the lion jumped in the air, plunged down and caught the colored ball at once.
2. On the lion stage, one person holds a colored ball, and the other four people put on the lion's head. There are red lions, golden lions and green ones, and the eyes on the lion's head will blink, which is very realistic. Lion dancers do somersaults and tease lions.
The person who performs the lion should imitate the lion's movements, such as flapping, jumping and rolling. He should also jump on the platform and post several meters higher than the human being, and jump on the post. The lion dancer rides on the lion's back. Don't tell me that I can do it, but they are performing from a high post! The audience will give them warm applause when the performance is wonderful. What impressed me the most was the Jiangxi team, because their performance was wonderful.
3. My favorite thing is lion dancing. I saw a mighty lion beating around a square table, often making tickling movements, and sometimes showing a very obedient appearance. Dancing and dancing, I saw that the lion showed a very hard look and fell asleep on the ground, which made me laugh.
At this time, the grandfather who danced the lion was in a hurry. He grabbed his sleeves and waved his fist at the lion's head. He slammed it down, and the lion seemed to wake up and quickly danced again. With grandpa's command, the lion danced more and more brilliantly, only to see it jump on the table with a whoosh. It stood upright for a while and stood upside down for a while, and it was not afraid at all on the small square table. How thrilling it was.
the lion dance is really interesting! 4. The lion dance started. I got into the crowded crowd and saw the lion in the middle of the venue shaking its head and wagging its tail, tumbling and jumping. The lion dancer was holding an iron gun for a while, a steel knife for a while, and then took out a painting halberd to tease the lion.
The lion retreats, jumps forward and somersaults, constantly competing with weapons. People were not satisfied with the performance of a lion, but kept calling for "one more". In the shouts of people, two lions came out soon.
The lion dancer jumped onto the iron frame and shook colored balls at the lions below to tease them to put it on the shelf. 5. The lion-attracting person is dressed as an ancient warrior, holding a spinning hydrangea, accompanied by Beijing gongs, drums and cymbals, and teasing the lion.
under the guidance of "Lion Lang", the lion performs techniques such as tumbling, diving, jumping, climbing and worshipping, and has some difficult movements such as walking plum blossom piles, jumping on tables and stepping on rolling balls. Nanpai lion dance mainly focuses on the performance of "Wen Shi". When performing, it pays attention to expressions, such as scratching, shaking hair, licking hair, etc., which are vivid and cute, and also have difficult skills such as spitting the ball.
lion dance is an excellent folk art in China. Whenever festivals or assembly celebrations are held, people always entertain themselves with lion dances. Lion dances are divided into north and south, and the lion dances in Guangdong are the most famous in the south.
Lions are made of colored strips of cloth. Each lion has two people performing together, one dancing at the head and the other at the tail.
under the music of gongs and drums, performers dress up as lions and make various movements of lions. During the performance, the lion dancers should show the southern martial arts with various moves, which is very masculine. 2. Sentences describing lion dancing
Lion dancing
Lions are majestic in appearance, vigorous in action and changeable in expression. There are many different legends among the people, which have been turned into myths for a while and drawn to history for a while, adding a lot of mystery to lion dancing and making it more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. People believe that lions are auspicious animals, and lion dancing can bring good luck. Therefore, during the Spring Festival or other celebrations, lions will be danced to help celebrate and pray for good luck in the sound of firecrackers. A lion dance with a bouquet of flowers is an excellent folk art in China. Every Lantern Festival or assembly celebration, people come to entertain with lion dance. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and became popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has a history of more than 1 years. According to legend, it was first introduced from the Western Regions, and the lion was the mount of Manjusri Bodhisattva. With the introduction of Buddhism into China, lion dancing was also imported into China. The lion is a tribute brought back with peacock after Emperor Wu of Han sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions. However, the skill of lion dance is derived from Xiliang's "masked play", and some people think that lion dance originated in the army of Liu and Song Dynasties in the fifth century, and was later passed on to the people. Both statements have their own basis, and it is difficult to judge whether they are right or wrong today.
However, in the Tang Dynasty, the lion dance had become a popular activity in the court, the army and the people. Tang Duan 'an Festival "Miscellaneous Search of Yuefu" said: "There are five lions in the play, with a height of more than ten feet, each dressed in five colors. Each lion has 12 people, wearing red forehead, wearing clothes and painting clothes, holding a red stroke, which is called the Lion Lang and dancing peaceful music." The poet Bai Juyi vividly describes this in his poem "Xiliang Geisha": "Xiliang Geisha, Xiliang Geisha, masked conference semifinals and fake lions. Carved wood for the head and tail, gold-plated eyes and silver teeth. "Fenxun's sweater is like coming to Wan Li from quicksand. The poem describes the scene of lion dancing at that time. In the development process of more than 1 years, lion dance has formed two performance styles: North and South.
the lion dance in the northern school mainly performs "Wushi", namely "Ruishi" in the northern Wei Dynasty, which was appointed by Wei Wudi. The little lion dances alone, while the big lion dances in pairs. One stands and dances the lion's head, while the other bends down to dance the lion's body and tail. The lion dancer is covered with a lion quilt, wearing green lion pants and golden claw boots with the same color as the lion's body. People can't recognize the lion dancer's body, and its shape is very similar to that of a real lion. The lion guide is dressed as an ancient warrior, holding a spinning hydrangea, accompanied by Beijing gongs, drums and cymbals, and teasing the lion. Under the guidance of "Lion Lang", the lion performs techniques such as tumbling, jumping, climbing and worshipping, and has some difficult movements such as walking plum blossom piles, jumping on tables and stepping on rolling balls. Nanpai lion dance mainly performs "Wen Shi", and pays attention to expressions when performing, such as tickling, shaking hair, licking hair, etc., which are vivid and cute, and also have difficult skills such as spitting the ball. South Lion is centered in Guangdong and is popular in Hong Kong, Macao and the hometown of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia.
Although the Southern Lion is also a duet, the lion dancer wears knickerbockers and dances with a colorful lion quilt on it. Different from the Northern Lion, "Lion Lang" wears a big head Buddha mask, a robe, a ribbon around his waist, and a sunflower fan in his hand to tease the lion, so as to dance all kinds of beautiful moves with funny movements. There are many schools of southern lions, such as "Chicken Lion" in Qingyuan and Yingde, "Big Head Lion" in Guangzhou and Foshan, "Duck-billed Lion" in Gaohe and Zhongshan, and "Kirin Lion" in Dongguan.
Apart from their different shapes, Nanshi also has different personalities. The white-bearded lion dance method is not wide and there are not many varieties of colors, but it is calm and vigorous, dignified and powerful, and is called "Liu Beishi" by the people. The black-bearded red-faced lion, known as "Guan Gong Lion", has a brave and majestic dance and extraordinary spirit. The gray-bearded lion is rough and belligerent, commonly known as "Zhang Feishi". The lion is the statue of all animals, and its image is majestic and martial, giving people a sense of majesty and bravery. The ancients regarded it as a symbol of courage and strength, and thought it could exorcise evil spirits and keep people and animals safe. Therefore, people have gradually formed the custom of dancing lions during the Lantern Festival and other major events, in order to hope that life will be good and everything will be safe. The works of art in the cluster add various expressions of joy, anger, sorrow, joy, movement, quietness, surprise and doubt, and when they dance, they become a living lion, and several big lions are jumping and jumping with joy, adding a lot of joy and excitement to the festival. 3. What are the sentences describing the dragon and lion dances
1. Powerful and lively gongs and drums sounded, and colorful dragons danced in the venue, which led to the jubilation of the venue.
2. They are dressed in colorful dragon costumes, dancing with dragons, going out to sea, shuttling forward, and flying around the world. It is not true that dragons are better than real dragons.
3. The harder the gong is struck, the denser the drum is struck, the more dangerous the person is, the higher the lion jumps, and the audience fluctuates with the performance. The Northern Lion's performance, which is kicking, jumping, rolling and shaking, brave, simple and honest, thrilling and funny, won a full house applause.
4. On the 22 golden stakes of different heights, the majestic lions are struggling to pick green, and the drum music is ringing. The male teacher sees green, likes green, looks at green, explores green, picks green and spits green ... as quiet as a civet cat waiting for a mouse to come out of its hole, and as agile as a tiger catching a sheep.
5. The lion is solemn and graceful, retains the royal style of the Tang Dynasty, embodies the image of wit, sensitivity, fearlessness, simplicity and fun, and is good at performing stunts between tables and stools.
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People use dragon dances to pray for the blessing of dragons on festive days, so as to achieve good weather and abundant crops. The main prop of dragon dance is "dragon". Dragons are made of grass, bamboo, cloth, etc. The odd number of dragon sections is auspicious, and nine-section dragons, eleven-section dragons and thirteen-section dragons are more common, up to twenty-nine.
People use lion dances to pray for the blessing of lions on festive days. Lions are powerful in appearance, vigorous in action and changeable in manner. There are many different legends among the people, which have been turned into myths for a while and drawn into history for a while, adding a lot of mystery to lion dancing and making it more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. People believe that lions are auspicious animals, and lion dancing can bring good luck.
Reference Baidu Encyclopedia-Dragon Dance and Lion Dance 4. Urgently ask for a sentence describing dragon dance and lion dance
Dragon dance is also called "playing with dragon lanterns" and "dragon lantern dance". From the Spring Festival to the Lantern Festival, there are customs of dragon dance in many places. The dragon represents auspiciousness, dignity and bravery in the Chinese nation, and it is also a symbol of power. People use dragon dances to pray for the blessing of dragons on festive days, so as to achieve good weather and abundant crops. The main prop of dragon dance is "dragon". Dragons are made of grass, bamboo, cloth, etc. The odd number of dragon sections is auspicious, and nine-section dragons, eleven-section dragons and thirteen-section dragons are more common, up to twenty-nine. Dragons with more than fifteen knots are bulky and not suitable for dancing. They are mainly used for viewing. This kind of dragon pays special attention to decoration and has high technological value. There is also a kind of "fire dragon", which is woven into a cylinder with bamboo sticks to form a cage, pasted with transparent and beautiful dragon clothes, and burned with candles or oil lamps. The performance at night is very spectacular. Today, after continuous development and improvement, dragon dance has often become an ornamental competition. The movements of dragon dance are ever-changing, and those within nine knots focus on tricks. The more common movements are: dragon roaming, dragon tap drilling, head and tail drilling, dragon wagging tail and snake molting. The dragons in the eleventh and thirteenth sections focus on the action performance. The golden dragon chases the orb, leaps and jumps, and sometimes flies; In the clouds, sometimes into the sea to break the waves. Combined with dragon balls and drum music, it has become an artistic style integrating martial arts, drum music, traditional Chinese opera and dragon art.
The lion dance is magnificent in appearance, vigorous in action and changeable in expression. There are many different legends among the people, which have been turned into myths for a while and drawn into history for a while, adding a lot of mystery to the lion dance and making it more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. People believe that lions are auspicious animals, and lion dancing can bring good luck. Therefore, during the Spring Festival or other celebrations, lions will be danced to help celebrate and pray for good luck in the sound of firecrackers. A lion dance with a bouquet of flowers is an excellent folk art in China. Every Lantern Festival or assembly celebration, people come to entertain with lion dance. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and became popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has a history of more than 1 years. According to legend, it was first introduced from the Western Regions, and the lion was the mount of Manjusri Bodhisattva. With the introduction of Buddhism into China, lion dancing was also imported into China. The lion is a tribute brought back with peacock after Emperor Wu of Han sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions. However, the skill of lion dance is derived from Xiliang's "masked play", and some people think that lion dance originated in the army of Liu and Song Dynasties in the fifth century, and was later passed on to the people. Both statements have their own basis, and it is difficult to judge whether they are right or wrong today.
However, in the Tang Dynasty, the lion dance had become a popular activity in the court, the army and the people. Tang Duan 'an Festival "Miscellaneous Search of Yuefu" said: "There are five lions in the play, with a height of more than ten feet, each dressed in five colors. Each lion has 12 people, wearing red forehead, wearing clothes and painting clothes, holding a red stroke, which is called the Lion Lang and dancing peaceful music." The poet Bai Juyi vividly describes this in his poem "Xiliang Geisha": "Xiliang Geisha, Xiliang Geisha, masked conference semifinals and fake lions. Carved wood for the head and tail, gold-plated eyes and silver teeth. "Fenxun's sweater is like coming to Wan Li from quicksand. The poem describes the scene of lion dancing at that time. In the development process of more than 1 years, lion dance has formed two performance styles: North and South.
the lion dance in the northern school mainly performs "Wushi", namely "Ruishi" in the northern Wei Dynasty, which was appointed by Wei Wudi. The little lion dances alone, while the big lion dances in pairs. One stands and dances the lion's head, while the other bends down to dance the lion's body and tail. The lion dancer is covered with a lion quilt, wearing green lion pants and golden claw boots with the same color as the lion's body. People can't recognize the lion dancer's body, and its shape is very similar to that of a real lion. The lion guide is dressed as an ancient warrior, holding a spinning hydrangea, accompanied by Beijing gongs, drums and cymbals, and teasing the lion. Under the guidance of "Lion Lang", the lion performs techniques such as tumbling, jumping, climbing and worshipping, and has some difficult movements such as walking plum blossom piles, jumping on tables and stepping on rolling balls. Nanpai lion dance mainly performs "Wen Shi", and pays attention to expressions when performing, such as tickling, shaking hair, licking hair, etc., which are vivid and cute, and also have difficult skills such as spitting the ball. South Lion is centered in Guangdong and is popular in Hong Kong, Macao and the hometown of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia.
Although the Southern Lion is also a duet, the lion dancer wears knickerbockers and dances with a colorful lion quilt on it. Different from the Northern Lion, "Lion Lang" wears a big head Buddha mask, a robe, a ribbon around his waist, and a sunflower fan in his hand to tease the lion, so as to dance all kinds of beautiful moves with funny movements. There are many schools of southern lions, such as "Chicken Lion" in Qingyuan and Yingde, "Big Head Lion" in Guangzhou and Foshan, "Duck-billed Lion" in Gaohe and Zhongshan, and "Kirin Lion" in Dongguan.
Apart from their different shapes, Nanshi also has different personalities. The white-bearded lion dance method is not wide and there are not many varieties of colors, but it is calm and vigorous, dignified and powerful, and is called "Liu Beishi" by the people. The black-bearded red-faced lion, known as "Guan Gong Lion", has a brave and majestic dance and extraordinary spirit. The gray-bearded lion is rough and belligerent, commonly known as "Zhang Feishi". The lion is the statue of all animals, and its image is majestic and martial, giving people a sense of majesty and bravery. The ancients regarded it as a symbol of courage and strength, and thought it could exorcise evil spirits and keep people and animals safe. Therefore, people have gradually formed the custom of dancing lions during the Lantern Festival and other major events, in order to hope that life will be good and everything will be safe. The works of art in the cluster add various expressions of joy, anger, sorrow, joy, movement, quietness, surprise and doubt, and when they dance, they become a living lion, and several big lions are jumping and jumping with joy, adding a lot of joy and excitement to the festival. 5. What are the words used to describe the lion dance?
The words used to describe the lion dance are: leaping, jumping, wagging one's head and wagging one's tail, walking hard, blinking, fanning one's ears, etc. Lion dance is an excellent folk art in China.
Every festival or assembly celebration, people always entertain themselves with lion dance, which can be divided into north and south, and the lion dance performance in Guangdong is the most famous in the south. Lions are made of colored strips of cloth.
each lion has two people performing together, one dancing at the head and the other at the tail. Under the music of gongs and drums, performers dress up as lions and make various movements of lions.
During the performance, the lion dancers should show the southern martial arts with various moves, which is very masculine. History: