Folk dances of the 840,000 Dai Ethnic Group(傣族Dăizú) enjoy not only wide popularity but great diversity. Most of them imitate the movements of subtropical(subtropisch; the places have a climate that is warm and wet, Read More
The archaeological sites were located on the present-day hilltop at the southern ridges of the basin, a beach in ancient times. Although the topographic features present many gullies on the Quaternary loess formation, Read More
Tang acrobats were highly skilled at pole tricks, including pole climbing and balancing poles on the head, as well as feats on poles erected on a chariot or held in the hand. The Read More
The Archaeological site of the Mid Paleolithic Age Geographical Location: Xiangfen County, Shanxi Province Period: 120,000-100,000 BP Excavated in 1954 Significance: It has offered significant material objects for the study of cultural remains of the Mid Read More
It is a kind of Neolithic culture located in the northern Zhejiang province and the southern coastal areas of Jiangsu province. It is discovered first in the Liangzhu Township, Hangzhou, Zhejiang in 1931, Read More
Yi ethnic group(彝族Yízú) has many branches. Some still live in extremely cold areas and their dances vary. The Moonlight Dance of Axi, popular in Lunan and Mile of Yunnan Province, is a kind Read More
The Site of the capital of Western Zhou Dynasty and the graveyard in that period Geographical location: In Xi’an, Shaanxi Province Period: 1100-771 BC Significance: It has offered important material objects for the thorough study of the Read More
The Gaoshan people are good at singing and dancing ever from the ancient times. Almost all the dinners, get-togethers or big activities cannot do without the lyrical and leidenschaftlich songs and dance. Gaoshan Read More
The Archaeological site of the Neolithic Age Geographical Location: Changdu County, the Tibet Autonomous Region Period: 3,000-2,000 BC Excavated from 1978 to 1979 Significance: The Karuo Culture is named after the site. It is the Read More
Most celebrated music in Xinjiang(新疆Xīnjiāng) today is Uygur folk music(维吾尔族民间音乐Wéiwúěr zú mínjiān yīnyuè), which has inherited the fine traditions of the ancient music of Qiuci, Gaochang (Karahoja),Yizhou, Yutian and Shule. Due to the particular geography Read More
