Introduction of dragon lantern

Dragon lantern, also known as dragon dance, is an ancient Han folk dance. It reflects the worship of dragons by ancient Han people. It is about 20 meters long and 60-70 cm in diameter. The inside is made of iron wire, filled with light bulbs or candles, and wrapped with gauze. Dragon dancers are made up of dozens of people. 1 People hit dragons with hydrangeas in front of them, and all the others held dragons, performing actions such as "Two Dragons Playing with Beads", "Shuanglong Coming Out of the Water", "Longxiang" and "Dragon in the Sea". Dragon lanterns are traditional lanterns of the Han nationality and festivals of some ethnic minorities. According to legend, dragons are auspicious, so Han people hold dragon lantern dances every year in Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival, temple fairs and harvest years. Generally, it is made of bamboo, wood, paper and cloth, and the number of sections varies, all of which are singular. Its image can be divided into "dragon" and "dragon" according to different colors. "White Dragon" and "Huanglong" are called "Dragon Lantern", and candles can be lit in each part.