Why do Indians always like to "stack up" during military parades, and what is the reason?

Indians like to parade in order to? The form of the show to the people. This form of parade has become one of the most traditional Indian parade performance, but also the Indian parade ceremony in the characteristics. Folding Luohan? This form is due to India's cultural and historical reasons **** the same cause.

First,? Stacking of the Rakshasas? has some connection with Britain. Indians use motorcycles for ? Jenga? This performance has a close connection with the British, mainly because in history there was a period of time in India belonged to the British rule, was classified as a British colony. At that time, motorcycles, the most common form of transportation in World War I, were popularized in India. The British trained motorcyclists to drive motorcycles, and it was not simply a matter of learning the skills of driving a motorcycle. The main purpose of the training was to ensure that in the event of war, they could have a certain degree of combat effectiveness. In the aftermath of the British is even in the parade ceremony to show motorcycle square, and in the process of the parade added a more complex movements. And with the end of the war, this unique motorcycle parade was also popularized in the land of India. So the motorcycle shown by Indians in the military parade? Jenga? To a certain extent is influenced by the British, is due to the Indians inherited this traditional military parade. After the processing and improvement of the Indians, to present to us now see this form of performance.

Secondly, there is also a certain relationship with yoga in India. India's yoga performance is also very famous in the world. Indians in the process of training in order to increase the difficulty of the movement design, especially added some yoga movements. This not only greatly improves the difficulty of the motorcycle formation in the parade, but also can show people all over the world the unique yoga of the Indian people. The display of military power and Indian culture for a certain combination, but also a kind of innovation.