Why is the "bang dance culture" of the Jing nationality a symbol of happiness?

Jing nationality is one of the 56 relatively sparsely populated ethnic groups in China. Around the16th century, Jing compatriots have been living on three jade-like islands since Fangcheng County, Guangxi, near the South China Sea. Over the past few years, the names of these three islands have been called "Witch Head", "Mountain Heart" and "Wan Wei", which are full of endless magical colors and have always aroused the special curiosity, deep thinking and endless questioning of strangers in the three islands. In the history of its development, the stick dance has been handed down from generation to generation, which fundamentally expresses the will of the people. From entertaining oneself to welcoming the Eighth Route Army into the city to celebrate a happy life, it reflects that people's thoughts have been passed down from generation to generation with the pace of historical progress for thousands of years, making continuous progress and moving towards civilization. The appearance of the stick dance directly reflects the voice of the local people, expresses the people's will and desire, has distinctive artistic characteristics, and is a precious historical material for studying people's spiritual pursuit in the long river of folk history.