8.6K views · 268 reactions | With a history of nearly 100 years, the lion dance has been on the list of China’s national intangible cultural heritage since 2006. Here comes a video of a Chinese Douyin blogger who uses balloons to create the head of a lion. #liondance #chinese #intangibleculturalheritage #IntangibleHeritage #douyin #diversifiedchina Credit to: Douyin 118951126 | CGTN China24 | Facebook

The lion dance has a history of nearly 2,000 years in China. Ancient Chinese people regarded the lion as a symbol of bravery and strength, which could drive away evil spirits. Lion dances are staged on festive occasions, such as the Spring Festival, to pray for good health and safety. Two people usually act as the lion in the dance, with one controlling the head and the other handling the body and tail. #SpringFestival2021 #FunChina | China Plus Culture

2.4K reactions · 256 shares | The lion dance is a traditional #Chinese performance featuring two dancers in lion costumes. These dancers undergo rigorous training to master various skills, including stepping, shifting, dodging, spinning and leaping atop poles that can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters. Watch the video to see two girls in training. #ChineseCulture | Xi's Moments | Facebook

35K views · 3.2K reactions | Curious how #liondance performers move as one? This traditional #Chinese #art blends strength, rhythm and flawless coordination between two dancers. Watch them bring the lion to life with breathtaking jumps, twists and tricks! | Xi's Moments | Facebook

658K views · 3K shares | To celebrate Chinese New Year, here's the traditional art of 'lion dance' - #Arsenal-style! | Arsenal | Facebook

459K views · 2K reactions | Acrobatic lion dance under the rain! Most parts of Sarawak have been facing continuous rain and some areas are even flooded. This has hampered the Chinese New Year celebrations, but it has not put a stop to 砂拉越古晋東法醒狮团,Tung Fatt Lion Dance Association's performances on high poles! Kudos and stay safe! CNY 2025 | Liondoncefreak | Facebook