What primitive hunting folk dances are preserved in China minority dances?

There are many primitive hunting folk dances in China minority dances, such as the "Maogusi" dance of Tujia people. Performers use bamboo tubes as percussion instruments to show the labor process of primitive hunting, including "chasing animals with sticks", "hunting", "fighting" and "lifting animals". There is also the "oh fever" of Naxi nationality, which originated from the nomadic life of ancient ancestors. Naxi ancestors hunted wild animals in the mountains during the day and ate meat around bonfires at night. After eating and drinking enough, they began to jump up happily, imitating the hunting process and shouting "Oh, it's so hot". Dance is a group dance in which one person leads the dance and everyone dances together. There is no limit to the number of people, and several people can jump or hundreds can jump. Dance movements are mainly flashing crotch and stamping feet, with a wide range of movements.