What's the difference between Mongolian Top Bowl Dance and Xinjiang Top Bowl Dance?

Dance expresses the traditional folk dance handed down from the Yuan Dynasty by Mongolian dance words such as "soft hands", "shaking shoulders" and "broken steps". Top Bowl Dance is a Uygur folk dance in Xinjiang, and it is a group dance of women with nationality, folk, skill and appreciation. It shows the beautiful young Uyghur girls holding tea bowls, singing and dancing, welcoming guests to celebrate the festival, and expresses the sincere feelings of the Uyghur people who love life and are warm and hospitable. At the beginning of the dance, the girls with six teacups on their heads walked slowly and majestically, beating the rhythm with thimbles and saucers in their hands. Then, the girl gradually accelerated her pace, constantly crossing and changing formations. Flowing pictures, a group of girls' tall and straight waists and swaying skirts make the atmosphere more warm. One girl turns around, several girls turn around, and finally more than 20 girls fly together, just like butterflies flying all over Taiwan Province, the stage and the audience are boiling at the same time.