294K views · 10K reactions | When onstage, the liondance, a traditional Chinese performance art, brings a visual feast for the eyes of spectators with flexible and lively movements. While offstage, it requires continuous hard training and cooperation between dancers. Check out these young men from Dongguan, Guangdong Province, showing off complex lion dance moves during training. | Xi's Moments | Facebook

2.4K reactions · 256 shares | The lion dance is a traditional #Chinese performance featuring two dancers in lion costumes. These dancers undergo rigorous training to master various skills, including stepping, shifting, dodging, spinning and leaping atop poles that can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters. Watch the video to see two girls in training. #ChineseCulture | Xi's Moments | Facebook

22K views · 907 reactions | Classical Chinese dance, the traditional dance form that has endured to this day, has captured the hearts of many an audience member. “I think you should get ready, because it’s going to be such a spiritual, powerful experience,” says actor and model Preity Uupala, who saw the performance at Lincoln Center in New York City. “It will really move you. The more receptive and open you are ... it can do more work.” | Shen Yun | Facebook

243 reactions · 22 shares | Performances of Chinese folk dances, traditional Chinese paper cutting, the Chinese character Fu written in different fonts and Chinese kungfu were displayed during the event known as “Happy Chinese New Year, Charming #Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei,” which was held recently in the Dominican Republic. The event helps bring traditional Chinese culture and New Year’s greetings to the people of the Dominican Republic. | This Is Beijing | Facebook