Harmony Dance is performed in major festivals every year, such as Dama Festival, Tibetan New Year and Wanguo Festival.
"Guo Xie" is a kind of self-entertainment collective song and dance that spreads in the vast rural areas of Tibet, holding hands in circles, singing in different classes, singing and dancing, and singing arm in arm. Common in village heads, squares and threshing floors. In festivals, people often jump from sunrise to night and sing from late night to dawn. The expression of "fruit harmony" is very extensive: some criticize the old system, some sing about working life, some describe natural scenery, love hometown, and some pour out love.
Due to the ideological influence of "the unity of politics and religion", in the past, "fruit harmony" also included the content of praising religious lamas and monasteries. After liberation, singing about the Party, Chairman Mao, the People's Liberation Army and the new socialist life is particularly prominent. Because "fruit harmony" spreads in the vast rural areas, some people call it a rural song and dance in Tibet.
Fruit harmony is a form of Tibetan song and dance in China, which is popular in rural areas. In Tibetan, this word means singing and dancing in a circle, so it is also translated as circle dance. Fruit harmony is usually performed in village squares, threshing floors and other open spaces on festivals such as New Year's Day, celebrating harvest and visiting Linka (Linka means "garden" in Tibetan), and its length varies from tens of minutes to several hours.
Its performance structure is generally divided into two sections. The first section is red harmony singing with slow steps, and the second section is cross harmony singing and dancing with fast emotions. The fruit harmony is often performed by men and women in duet.