Dragon Dancer

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Other advanced manoeuvres include various corkscrew-like rotating tricks and more acrobatic moves where the performers stand on each other's legs and shoulders to increase the height of the dragon's movements. In these dragons, the head is smaller and light enough to be whipped around, and must be a minimum of 3 kg, the body pieces are a light aluminium with cane and the majority of the hoops will be very thin PVC tubing. A beautiful story of a Chinese festival and its symbolism for Chinese communities everywhere, told from the perspective of Yao, the dragon dancer. The 106th Double Tenth Festival in Yokohama Chinatown Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan - October 10, 2017: School students perform dragon dance at the 106th Double Tenth National Day ceremony in Yokohama Chinatown. The correct combination and proper timing of the different parts of the dragon are very important to make a successful dance.

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Absolutely beautiful illustrations that make the text come to life just like Yao wakes Shen Long to dance.

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