What are the representative court dances of Vietnam?

The Dance of the Three Stars of Fortune and Longevity, in which three dancers play the roles of the stars of fortune, fortune and longevity to celebrate the king's birthday and bless him with a long life.

The Eight Immortals Dance for the King's Birthday, with eight dancers playing the role of the eight immortals, the dancers imitate the postures of the eight immortals beautifully, which is rich in immortal meaning, just like the eight immortals descending to wish the king a happy birthday.

The Shuangguang Dance is one of the more famous court ritual dances, used to drive away ghosts and epidemics and to pray to the gods for good fortune. With dancers playing the roles of two deities to exorcise ghosts, the dance is filled with a mysterious atmosphere, with a rhythm that goes from slow to fast, culminating in a wonderful, fast-paced dance movement that leaves a deep impression on the audience.

The Fan Dance is a court banquet dance performed by a group of delicate and colorful young girls, and it has become a famous song and dance used in court ceremonies or banquets with its clever scheduling and graceful dancing.

The "Women's War Dance" is a dance in honor of the Trang sisters, heroes of Vietnam's first independence movement. They were the heroes of Vietnam's first independence movement, and the dance depicts the two female generals on the march. The dance is performed by a large number of people in a grand scene to inspire the soldiers' morale and courage.

Dance of female generals on the march