Is the lion dance a customary festival in Xingtai

Lion Dance, is a folk dance loved by the people of China. It was popularized in the Han Dynasty, according to the Han Book - Rituals and Music Zhi - Meng Kang Note. Nowadays, the lion dance is usually performed by two people pretending to be a big lion, called "Tai Lion", and one person pretending to be a small lion, called "Young Lion". Another person, dressed as a warrior, holds a colorful ball to attract. The Lion Dance can be divided into two types of performances: the "Cultural Lion" and the "Martial Lion". The "cultural lion" mainly portrays the lion's tame demeanor, with tickling, licking hair, rolling, shaking hair and other actions; "martial lion" shows the lion's courageous character, with jumping, falling pouncing, climbing, prancing, stepping on the ball and other actions. The lion dance is very strong technical action, processed to improve, but also on the acrobatic stage.