Guozhuang-Tibetan folk dance. Dance during festivals or slack seasons. Men and women form a circle, singing and dancing from right to left. The "fruit table"-Guozhuang Dance, which is related to the slave society in Tibet and the early swearing activities, has gradually evolved into a circle dance form combining song and dance. (It should be said that mainly Tibetans)

It seems that the Qiang people also have a pot village.

"Qiang Zhai Hu Cun", namely Shalang, is also a kind of "Hu Cun" dance that the Qiang people must dance when offering sacrifices. After development, this sacrificial dance was gradually cancelled, but people still dance "Qiang Zhai Guo Zhuang" at every festival of the Qiang nationality, and then dance while eating. Celebrate important festivals. Later, this form was used by Qiang people to entertain important guests.

Whenever night falls, men, women and children in Qiangzhai will gather in the bonfire square to dance together to celebrate the harvest of a day's labor.