Dance the dragon and make sentences

1, "Victory Order" and other qupai, with the rhythm of gongs, drums and suona, the dragon and lion dancers danced dragon lanterns in unison and danced in the air like dragons, which was spectacular.

2. Wan Li went to the tiger's den and danced three cups of swords in Longquan. Li Mengyang?

When I came to the scene of the dragon dance, I saw the dragon with a slender beard, a long tongue and a yellow ball in its mouth. Its face is silvery white and its whole body is basically blue. No wonder its name is Qinglong.

4. Enjoy the moon, celebrate the Lantern Festival, light lanterns and pick them happily, dance dragon lanterns, knock gongs and drums, let happiness become your own decision, set off fireworks, eat dumplings and pray for family reunion. I wish you a happy Lantern Festival.

5, the dragon looks up and dances Longzhou, which is festive and festive; Dance dragons in the street to celebrate, dragon shelter will gain a bumper harvest in the new year; On February 2 nd, the dragon looked up, and the spring came back to the earth. Everything was in full swing and farming was about to begin. I wish you all the best in the new year!

6. Window-cut couplets with Chinese knots, melon seeds, sweets and cakes, delicious dishes, jiaozi red envelopes and new clothes, dragon and lion dances and firecrackers, spacious windows and clean roads, Vientiane Renewal Party, Spring Festival: China flavor. I wish you a happy new year.

7. It can be said that in such an advertisement, the use of the element of "folk dragon dance" really plays the role of finishing touch, which is really ingenious.

On February 2, 8, the dragon raised its head and the crowd moved along the street. Dragon and lion dances are very popular, and Geely is beaming and the harvest is in sight; The dragon looks up and rains, and everything recovers and nourishes the heart; When the crops are harvested, people are happy and happy to have a good year!

9, the spring breeze blows willow flowers, too many things to see. Dancing snakes, dragons and lions will definitely make year of the snake look brand-new. Singing in the prosperous years, singing happiness and joy. Dance life is peaceful and peaceful, jumping out of the spring world. Year of the snake has a happy family, and the Spring Festival is getting better and healthier every year.

10, firecrackers exploded and fireworks filled the sky on New Year's Eve. Dragon and lion dances are festive, and lanterns are decorated for the New Year. Children and grandchildren walk around the old man and give lucky money together. Relatives and friends have prepared banquets, which will make the Chinese New Year smoother and more reunion. Happy New Year's Eve! Good luck!

1 1, the majestic gongs and drums are loud, laughing and welcoming the Spring Festival. Various programs were staged, with dragon and lion dances and high morale. Men, women and children were jubilant, clapping and singing. When the year of the horse arrives, it will be more prosperous. I wish you a happy new year, good health and long-term happiness!

Dragon dance, commonly known as dragon lantern, is one of the traditional folk cultural activities of the Han nationality that originated in China. ? Dragon dance originated from the ancient people's worship of dragons. During the festival, people will dance dragons, starting from the Spring Festival, and then "dragon heads up" in February and the Dragon Boat Festival. When dancing the dragon, the dragon follows the hydrangea to make various movements, interspersed, and constantly shows various postures such as twisting, waving, leaning back, kneeling, jumping and shaking. Therefore, dragon dancing to pray for peace and harvest has become a folk culture of Han people all over the country.

In ancient times, dragon and lion dances were one of the programs of large festivals in a year. With the emigration of Chinese to other parts of the world, the dragon and lion dance culture has spread all over Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand, and has become an important symbol of Chinese culture.