What does the eye-catching ceremony of the Southern Lion generally include?

The eye-catching ceremony of the Southern Lion generally includes four points.

The crowning touch of lion dance is indispensable. Before the finishing touch, the lion dance was in a deep sleep. Before dancing, leaders or respected people touch cinnabar with a brush to wake up the lion, so it is also called "wake up the lion". After the finishing touch, the lion wakes up and brings good luck. Cinnabar is a red powder, which is mixed with water or white wine. Traditionally, it is used, and now it is also used with gold powder, mainly to look good.

The finishing touch, the host will introduce: "a little gold, glittering, rolling financial resources." Two cents silver, bright silver, good luck. Three o'clock in the sky, good luck, good luck. The lion's mouth at four o'clock, the world is peaceful and prosperous. " The lion after the finishing touch represents the spirit around the finishing touch and can bring good luck to the finishing touch. Through the vivid performance of the lion, it can also attract popularity for customers and turn money into treasure. Wake up the lion to pick the green, wake up the lion to spit couplets, wake up the lion. Big plum blossom pile lion dance and high pole lion dance.

Lion dance:

Traditional BBK stool lion dance, Texas opening lion dance and South Lion Competition can be divided into Gaochun lion dance art competition and traditional lion dance art competition, among which Gaochun lion dance art competition is the mainstream. Malaysian, Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Macau and the United States hold worldwide lion dance competitions every year. The famous international competition is Genting World Lion King Competition held in Malaysia every two years.

The basic movements of the northern lion dance method are: gray, fear, joy, climbing, squatting, retreating, rolling and so on. The lion dance is gentle, lively, dexterous, cheerful, light and lifelike. Its eyes, mouth and ears will move, which is more important than flapping, falling, turning, rolling, jumping and scratching.