Witness the mesmerizing "Water Sleeves (袖子 xiùzi) Dance" from China! This captivating performance is deeply rooted in traditional Chinese culture. Its name originates from the elegant use of wide and long sleeves, as performers emulate the graceful movements of swirling and cascading water. Chinese dancer Ma Jiaolong and his friend have impressed many visitors at Hyde Park in London with their water sleeves dancing. #Travel #脉动中国 If you want to know more about China, just search for "China Plus"

3.7K views · 248 reactions | Court Ladies Preparing Newly-Woven Silk was a painting by ancient Tang Dynasty artist Zhang Xuan. And now a troupe of dancers（舞者 wǔ zhě） from Xi'an, which served as the capital of 13 different dynasties, has been reenacting the scene portrayed by the world-famous painting. | Learn Chinese | Facebook

Dai Dali, 72 years old, often gets recognized（认出） in the streets of southwest China's Chengdu city as the oldest pole dancer（钢管舞者） in China. Five years since she's started, Dai has won several medals（奖牌） in domestic（国内） dancing competitions. As a shining example in her dancing class, her experience has inspired（鼓舞） younger learners. | Learn Chinese