1. Ancient poems about lion dance

Ancient poems about lion dance 1. Li Bai’s poems describing lion dance

1. Phoenix Dance and Dragon Pan (fèng wǔ lóng pán)

Definition: Phoenix flying, dragon coiling. The description matches well.

Source: Chapter 24 of "The Legend of Heroes of Sons and Daughters" by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "Unexpectedly, this worship is just like a 'famous flower with a common stem', just like

The golden carriage and the jade are carved, the phoenix dances with the dragon and the pan!"

Sentence: The lion dance on the street is really a matching phoenix, dance with the dragon and the pan, the movements are coordinated, it is very beautiful!

2. lóng téng hǔ yuè (lóng téng hǔ yuè)

Definition: The dragon is soaring and the tiger is jumping. Describes vigorous and powerful movements when running and jumping. It also means taking action and making a difference.

Source: Tang Dynasty Yan Cong's "Preface to the Praise of Famous Officials of the Three Kingdoms": "Sages are appointed, sages are appointed, dragons and tigers leap, winds and clouds steam, and the essence is pursued

Even if it is small, its way is all. He is so connected to heaven."

Sentence: He is in a very open mood and firmly believes that as long as he gets through this difficult period, the situation will get better and he will be able to thrive.

3. Lóng pán hǔ jù (lóng pán hǔ jù)

Definition: Pan: winding around; Chu: squatting or sitting. Like a coiled dragon or a crouching tiger. Especially Nanjing. It also describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.

Source: "Wu Lu" by Wu Bo of Jin Dynasty: "Liu Bei once sent Zhuge Liang to the capital. When he saw the Moling Mountain, he sighed and said: 'Zhongshan dragon plate, stone tiger'

This is the residence of the emperor. '" "The Song of King Yong's Tour to the East" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: "The dragon and the tiger are in the imperial state, and the emperor's son Jinling visits the ancient hills."

Sentence: Nanjing was called Jinling in ancient times, and the dragon and the tiger were in the imperial state. , very dangerous.

4. Put up lanterns and tie them with colorful silk (zhāng dēng jié cǎi)

Meaning: Hang up lanterns and tie them with colored silk. Describes festivals or festive events.

Source: Chapter 69 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "The residents in the city are advised to put on all their lights and colors to celebrate the festival."

Sentence: During the National Day , the square was decorated with lights and colorful decorations, it was so lively.

5. Luó gǔ xuān tiān (luó gǔ xuān tiān)

Definition: noisy: loud. The gongs and drums resounded loudly. It originally refers to beating gongs and drums to direct advance and retreat during battle. Later, it mostly describes festive and joyful scenes.

Source: The fourth chapter of Yuan Dynasty Shang Zhongxian's "Single Whip Seizes the Sword": "I arrived in front of Beimang early, and the gongs and drums were loudly heard. The army was less than three thousand, and a general came out. Member, Xiongjiujiu shows his majesty and martial arts."

Sentences: Zhou Yongyou sent them back one by one and rewarded them with five pieces of silver. Everyone expressed their thanks. When I was young, the gongs and drums were noisy, and the shengxiao was deafening.

6. lóng fēi fèng wǔ (lóng fēi fèng wǔ)

Definition: It originally described the winding and majestic mountains, and later also described the powerful and flexible calligraphy strokes.

Source: Su Shi of the Song Dynasty's "Biao Zhongguan Stele": "On the mountain of Tianmu, the sweet water flows out, and the dragons and phoenixes dance, gathering in Lin'an."

Sentence: Look up and see the north wall There are four large screens hanging with cursive calligraphy, which is astonishingly brilliant.

2. Poems about lions

The names of the following two poems are both Snow Lion. But it has nothing to do with lions. I think ancient people concentrated in the plains and could not see African lions. Now it seems that they can only be seen in zoos. (One thing, I don’t know why there is a lion dance.) The images in ancient poems include tigers, bears, etc., but for lions, I have never seen ancient people loving hunting, nor have I seen anyone hunting lions. It's early spring in Wulin.

I'm taking advantage of the excitement to ask.

The branches of the solitary mountain are south and north.

See the red pepper color,

The buds are still green when they are first broken.

Luofu is familiar with the dream.

Remember that there was a time when a ghostly bird slept together.

Vaguely resembling, neatly dressed,

Beautiful woman in empty valley.

Petite is not full of spring.

Very shy,

afraid of entering the golden house of Yutang.

Mistakenly learn palace makeup,

The pink forehead is lightly fluttered with bee yellow.

Jiang Kong is getting older,

The most difficult thing is that old friends Songzhu.

So lonely.

The flute leans against the painting building and plays Western tunes.

The clouds are broken and low at night,

The light smoke is dim,

The wind is shaking and the curtain is falling.

Count the plum blossoms,

The fragrance is falling from the snow window.

Banter in the red furnace.

The wine noodles and the crispy cakes are just cut.

The cloud screen is warm,

I don’t know what is outside the door,

The moon is cold and the wind is bad.

The wandering clouds are half passing.

Smiling and playing with the strings of the zither.

The extreme warmth brings spring,

It has already awakened to the horizontal wave.

The flowers are delicate and the willows are weak.

Gradually become drunk and want to be hugged.

Report lowly to Nian.

I have long been fragrant.

3. Sentences describing the movements of lion dance

Lion dance

The lion has a majestic appearance, strong movements and changeable expressions. There are many different legends among the people. Transformed into a myth, it was temporarily linked to history, adding a lot of mystery to the lion dance and making it more popular among the people. People believe that lions are auspicious animals and that lion dance can bring good luck. Therefore, during the Spring Festival or other celebrations, lion dances are performed amidst the sound of gongs, drums and firecrackers to help celebrate and pray for good luck. The lion dance on a piece of brocade is an excellent folk art in my country. During the Lantern Festival or gatherings and celebrations, people come to celebrate with lion dance. This custom originated during the Three Kingdoms period and became popular during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It has a history of more than a thousand years. According to legend, it was first introduced from the Western Regions. The lion is the mount of Manjushri Bodhisattva. With the introduction of Buddhism to China, lion dance activities were also introduced to China. The lion was a tribute brought back together with the peacock and others after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian as an envoy to the Western Regions. The skill of lion dance is derived from the "masquerade" of Xiliang. Some people believe that lion dance originated from the Liu Song army in the fifth century and was later spread among the people. Both statements have their own basis, and today it is difficult to judge whether they are right or wrong.

However, in the Tang Dynasty, lion dance had become a popular activity in the palace, the military, and among the people. It is said in "Yuefu Zaxun" by Duan'an Festival of the Tang Dynasty: "There are five lions in the play, more than ten feet tall, each dressed in five colors. Each lion has twelve people, wearing red and wiping their foreheads, wearing painted clothes, and holding red whisks. It is called The Lion Man dances to Taiping music. This is vividly described in the poem "Xiliang Ji" by the poet Bai Juyi: "Xiliang Ji, Xiliang Ji, a disguised barbarian with a fake lion's head and silk tail, and a gold-plated head." The eyes are as silver as the teeth, and the ears are as if they have come from quicksand." The poem describes the scene of the lion dance at that time. In the development process of more than a thousand years, lion dance has formed two performance styles, northern and southern.

The Northern Lion Dance mainly performs the "Martial Lion", which is the "Auspicious Lion" of the Northern Wei Dynasty designated by Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty. The small lion is danced by one person, and the big lion is danced by two people. One person stands and dances the lion's head, and the other bends down and dances the lion's body and tail. The lion dancer wears a lion quilt all over his body, and wears green lion pants and gold-clawed boots with the same coat color as the lion's body. People can't identify the shape of the lion dancer. Its appearance is very similar to a real lion. The lion leader is dressed as an ancient warrior, holding a rotating hydrangea in his hand, accompanied by gongs, drums and cymbals to lure the auspicious lion. Under the guidance of the "Lion Man", the lions perform tricks such as flipping, falling, jumping, climbing, and worshiping. They also perform difficult actions such as walking on plum blossom piles, jumping around tables, and stepping on rolling balls. The Southern Lion Dance mainly focuses on "literary lion" performances. The performance pays attention to expressions, including tickling, hair shaking, licking and other movements, which are lifelike and cute. It also has more difficult skills such as spitting balls. Nanshi is centered in Guangdong, and is popular in Hong Kong, Macao, and the hometowns of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia.

Although the Southern Lion Dance is also a duet dance, the lion dancer wears bloomers and only a colorful lion quilt on top. Different from the Northern Lion, the "Lion Man" wears a big-headed Buddha mask, a long robe, and a colorful belt around his waist. He holds a sunflower fan in his hand to tease the lion, and uses it to dance various graceful moves with funny and humorous movements. There are many schools of southern lions, including the "Chicken-Gong Lion" from Qingyuan and Yingde, the "Big-headed Lion" from Guangzhou and Foshan, the "Duck-billed Lion" from Gaohe and Zhongshan, and the "Qilin Lion" from Dongguan, etc.

In addition to their different appearances, Southern Lions also have different personalities. The dance range of the white-bearded lion is not wide, and there are not many varieties of colors. However, it is calm, vigorous, majestic and powerful. It is called "Liu Bei Lion" among the people. The black-bearded red-faced lion, known as the "Guan Gong Lion", dances bravely and majesticly, with extraordinary spirit. The gray-bearded lion has rough and warlike movements and is commonly known as "Zhang Fei Lion". The lion is the king of beasts, with a majestic and mighty image, giving people a sense of majesty and bravery.

The ancients regarded it as a symbol of bravery and strength, believing that it could exorcise evil spirits, suppress demons, and protect humans and animals. Therefore, people gradually formed the custom of lion dancing during the Lantern Festival and other major events to pray for good luck and peace in life. The clusters of artworks incorporate various expressions of joy, anger, sadness, joy, movement, stillness, surprise and suspicion. When they dance, they turn into a living lion. Several big lions jump and move around happily, adding to the festival. There was a lot of joy and excitement.

4. Sentences to describe lion dance

1. My favorite animal is the lion.

The lion's body is very strong, its legs are straight and thick, and it makes a dull "dong-dong" sound when it walks. Its eyes are thin, but bright, and emit a chilling light.

When it walked, the brown mane on its head fanned out, as if to demonstrate to all the animals in the forest. 2. Lions are the only cats that live in groups. Their roars can be heard eight or nine kilometers away, just like the loud noise made by a meteorite falling on the ground.

Lions have excellent vision and can spot prey from great distances. When it hunts for food, it first quietly lifts the soles of its feet, then quietly approaches the prey. Finally, it grabs the prey with lightning speed... drags it to a secluded place and slowly enjoys the delicious food.

If you saw it, you would be scared to death. 3. It is the nature of a lion to be fierce and aggressive.

It fights with other animals and its own kind. There is almost no day when it doesn't fight. On the grassland, it often leads its "troops" to roam around. If it encounters other lions on the road, there will definitely be a "fierce battle" between them.

Sometimes, it uses its "peerless head-butting skill" first to give itself the upper hand. Maybe it thinks that it is "invincible". Unexpectedly, some lions will also "take advantage of others". "Tao, cure the person's body" - then it will be shocked! 4. This little lion is so cute. The hair on its head is wisps, and its two big ears are drooping like a woman's perm, as if listening to what's going on around her. There are a pair of blue eyes inlaid in it. The big black eyes are really full of energy! A big mouth opened wide, revealing its sharp fangs, as if it was yelling at those who were unclean. With its four thick legs, its front legs are lying down and its hind legs are squatting, as if it is observing the passing pedestrians and vehicles.

The sharp claws are like trying to grab all the peel and confetti that people still have into their stomachs. He curled his big furry tail, showing a naughty look.

5. Lions are very powerful, especially male lions. Their heads are broad and round, and their bright eyes shine with sharp and majestic light. 6. The male lion has long hair, like golden curls; a long roar echoes in all directions; it steps forward with majesty.

7. I saw a majestic male lion in the iron cage. The tufts of long hair on its head were shaking constantly, and the long tail like a steel whip behind it was waving constantly. It was so majestic. . 8. The lion cubs are so naive and staggering when they walk, as if they were drunk.

9. The deep, bell-like roar of a lion sounded, thick and solemn, earth-shattering, and ended with a heavy and low guttural sound, just like a human breathing. 10. The lion was frighteningly big and hideous in shape.

It was lying in the cage. Then it turned around, stretched out a paw, then opened its mouth, yawned calmly, and stuck out its tongue to lick. After washing the dust from his eye circles, he stretched his head out of the cage and looked around with a pair of eyes like burning coals. That look would make even a mighty warrior weak with fear.

11. With the roar that shook the world, I saw a roaring lion in the iron cage. Its head is very similar to that of a tiger, but it has a long, dense, almost erect mane from the ears to the shoulders, which makes people scared at first sight.

Its body is long and thin, with a long tail, like an upside-down feather duster. The strong limbs drove the agile body to run continuously in the iron cage.

Looks like 12. Hey, these lions are really interesting, with different sizes and shapes. Some of the mighty and majestic lions opened their eyes angrily, looking up to the sky and roaring; some held their breath and concentrated, as if they were thinking about something.

Some of those cute little lions are lying on the head and back of the big lion; some are hiding behind the big lion, only showing their furry little heads; some are playing in the arms of the big lion. Some of them were probably too naughty and were pinned to the ground by the big lion's claws. ---Feature 13. Lions are the only cats that live in groups. Their roars can be heard eight or nine kilometers away, just like the loud noise made by a meteorite falling on the land.

Lions have excellent vision and can spot prey from great distances. 14. When it hunts, it first quietly lifts its paws, then quietly approaches the prey. Finally, it grabs the prey with lightning speed... drags it to a secluded place and slowly enjoys the delicious food. Delicious food.

If you saw it, you would be scared to death. 15. The lion is the only cat that is both male and female.

Lions are huge, with male lions up to 180cm in length and female lions up to 160cm in length. The lion's hair is short, and its body color can be light gray, yellow or brown. The difference is that the male lion also has a long mane, which can be light brown, dark brown, black, etc. The long mane extends all the way. to the shoulders and chest.

Those guys with longer and darker manes may be more handsome and tall in the eyes of lionesses, and can often attract more attention from 'ladies'. The lion's head is huge, its face is quite broad, its nose bones are long, and the tip of its nose is black.

The lion’s ears are relatively short and round. 16. The lion’s eyes are round and its teeth are extremely sharp. They can tear meat into pieces like a saw. It has golden hair all over its body and looks very majestic! The four thick legs are particularly powerful and can run very fast. The lion's tail is very long, and there is a small fur ball at the end of the tail that looks very cute.

The lion is a carnivorous animal with a very ferocious temperament. Many animals are afraid of it. 17. The lion was frighteningly big and hideous in shape.

It was lying in the cage. Then it turned around, stretched out a paw, and then opened its mouth, yawned calmly, and spit out two long words. He used the tongues on the left and right sides of his palms to lick the dust from his eye circles, washed his face, and then stuck his head out of the cage, looking around with a pair of eyes like charcoal, with an air that could scare even a great warrior to death. 18. Two ferocious lions are fighting for a ball. How fierce! A lion stared with lantern-like eyes, staring attentively at the ball that was about to be reached, with all its hair standing on end, looking confident.

The other lion seems not to be outdone. Those sharp claws clasped the ball tightly, frowning, as if thinking: I will not let you grab the ball.

5. What are the sentences that describe dragon and lion dances?

1. Sonorous, powerful and lively gongs and drums sounded, and long brocade dragons writhed and danced in the venue, driving the excitement. The venue was filled with joy.

2. They wear gorgeous dragon costumes, dance with dragons, go out to sea, shuttle forward, swim around the sea, soar into the sky, not real dragons are better than real dragons.

3. The gongs are beaten harder and harder, the drums are beaten more densely, the people are turning more and more dangerously, and the lions are jumping higher and higher. The audience rises and falls with the performance, kicking, jumping, rolling, standing, lying, rolling, and brave. The honest, thrilling and funny performance of the Northern Lion won applause from the audience.

4. On 22 golden stakes of different heights, the arrogant lions are struggling to pick green trees, and the exciting drum music is ringing. , picking green, spitting green... as quiet as a civet cat waiting for a mouse to come out of its den, and as agile as a tiger catching a sheep.

5. The lion is solemn and graceful, retaining the royal style of the Tang Dynasty. It embodies the image of being witty, fearless, brave, honest, playful and playful, and is good at performing stunts between tables and stools.

Extended information

People dance dragons on festive days to pray for the blessing of the dragon, in order to obtain good weather and abundant harvests. The main prop for dragon dance is "dragon". Dragons are made of grass, bamboo, cloth, etc. The number of dragon sections is an odd number, which is auspicious. Nine-section dragons, eleven-section dragons, thirteen-section dragons are common, and the most common ones can reach twenty-nine sections.

People use lion and dragon dances to pray for the lion’s blessing on festive days. The lion has a majestic appearance, vigorous movements, and changeable expressions. There are many different legends among the people. Sometimes it becomes a myth, and sometimes it is linked to history. It adds a lot of mystery to lion dance and makes it more popular among the people. People believe that the lion is an auspicious animal and that lion dance can bring good luck.

References Baidu Encyclopedia - Dragon and Lion Dance

6. Urgently looking for sentences describing dragon and lion dance

Dragon Dance

Dragon dance is also called "playing with dragon lanterns" and "dragon lantern dance". From the Spring Festival to the Lantern Festival, dragon dance is a custom in many places. The dragon represents auspiciousness, nobility, bravery, and a symbol of power in the Chinese nation. People dance dragons on festive days to pray for the dragon's blessing, so that they can have good weather and a good harvest. The main prop for dragon dance is "dragon". Dragons are made of grass, bamboo, cloth, etc. The number of dragon sections is an odd number, which is auspicious. Nine-section dragons, eleven-section dragons, thirteen-section dragons are common, and the most common ones can reach twenty-nine sections. Dragons with more than fifteen knots are relatively bulky and not suitable for dancing. They are mainly used for ornamental purposes. This kind of dragon pays special attention to decoration and has high craftsmanship value. There is also a kind of "fire dragon", which is made of bamboo strips woven into a cylinder to form a cage, covered with a transparent and beautiful dragon robe, and burning candles or oil lamps. The night performance is very spectacular. Today, through continuous development and improvement, dragon dance has often become an ornamental competitive sport. The movements of the dragon dance are ever-changing, and those within nine sections focus on tricks. The more common movements include: dragon roaming, dragon head drilling into a stall, head and tail drilling together, dragon wagging its tail, snake shedding, etc. The dragons in the eleventh and thirteenth sections focus on action performances. The golden dragon chases the orb, soars and jumps, sometimes flies; sometimes it is in the clouds, sometimes it enters the sea and breaks the waves. Coupled with dragon beads and drum music, it becomes an art style that integrates martial arts, drum music, opera and dragon art.

Lion Dance

The lion has a majestic appearance, vigorous movements, and changeable expressions. There are many different legends among the people. Sometimes it becomes a myth, and sometimes it is pulled into history, which adds a lot of meaning to lion dance. The lack of mystery also makes it more popular among the people. People believe that lions are auspicious animals and that lion dance can bring good luck. Therefore, during the Spring Festival or other celebrations, lion dances are performed to help celebrate and pray for good luck amidst bursts of gongs, drums and firecrackers. The lion dance on a piece of brocade is an excellent folk art in my country. During the Lantern Festival or gatherings and celebrations, people come to celebrate with lion dance. This custom originated during the Three Kingdoms period and became popular during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It has a history of more than a thousand years. According to legend, it was first introduced from the Western Regions. The lion is the mount of Manjushri Bodhisattva. With the introduction of Buddhism to China, lion dance activities were also introduced to China. The lion was a tribute brought back together with the peacock and others after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian as an envoy to the Western Regions. The skill of lion dance is derived from the "masquerade" of Xiliang. Some people believe that lion dance originated from the Liu Song army in the fifth century and was later spread among the people. Both statements have their own basis, and today it is difficult to judge whether they are right or wrong.

However, in the Tang Dynasty, lion dance had become a popular activity in the palace, the military, and among the people. It is said in "Yuefu Zaxun" by Duan'an Festival of the Tang Dynasty: "There are five lions in the play, more than ten feet tall, each dressed in five colors. Each lion has twelve people, wearing red foreheads, painted clothes, and holding red whisks. It is called The Lion Man dances to Taiping music. This is vividly described in the poem "Xiliang Ji" by the poet Bai Juyi: "Xiliang Ji, Xiliang Ji, a disguised barbarian with a fake lion's head and silk tail, and a gold-plated head." The eyes are as silver as the teeth, and the ears are as if they have come from quicksand." The poem describes the scene of the lion dance at that time. In the development process of more than a thousand years, lion dance has formed two performance styles, northern and southern.

The Northern Lion Dance mainly performs the "Martial Lion", which is the "Auspicious Lion" of the Northern Wei Dynasty designated by Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty. The small lion is danced by one person, and the big lion is danced by two people. One person stands and dances the lion's head, and the other bends down and dances the lion's body and tail. The lion dancer wears a lion quilt all over his body, and wears green lion pants and gold-clawed boots with the same coat color as the lion's body. People can't identify the shape of the lion dancer. Its appearance is very similar to a real lion. The lion leader is dressed as an ancient warrior, holding a rotating hydrangea in his hand, accompanied by gongs, drums and cymbals to lure the auspicious lion. Under the guidance of the "Lion Man", the lions perform tricks such as flipping, falling, jumping, climbing, and worshiping. They also perform difficult actions such as walking on plum blossom piles, jumping around tables, and stepping on rolling balls. The Southern Lion Dance mainly focuses on "literary lion" performances. The performance pays attention to expressions, including tickling, hair shaking, licking and other movements, which are lifelike and cute. It also has more difficult skills such as spitting balls. Nanshi is centered in Guangdong, and is popular in Hong Kong, Macao, and the hometowns of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia.

Although the Southern Lion Dance is also a duet dance, the lion dancer wears bloomers and only a colorful lion quilt on top. Different from the Northern Lion, the "Lion Man" wears a big-headed Buddha mask, a long robe, and a colorful belt around his waist. He holds a sunflower fan in his hand to tease the lion, and uses it to dance various graceful moves with funny and humorous movements.

There are many schools of southern lions, including the "Chicken-Gong Lion" from Qingyuan and Yingde, the "Big-headed Lion" from Guangzhou and Foshan, the "Duck-billed Lion" from Gaohe and Zhongshan, and the "Qilin Lion" from Dongguan, etc.

In addition to their different appearances, Southern Lions also have different personalities. The dance of the white-bearded lion is not wide-ranging, and there are not many varieties of colors, but it is calm, vigorous, majestic and powerful. It is called "Liu Bei Lion" among the people. The black-bearded red-faced lion, known as the "Guan Gong Lion", dances bravely and majesticly, with extraordinary spirit. The gray-bearded lion has rough and warlike movements and is commonly known as "Zhang Fei Lion". The lion is the king of beasts, with a majestic and mighty image, giving people a sense of majesty and bravery. The ancients regarded it as a symbol of bravery and strength, believing that it could exorcise evil spirits, suppress demons, and protect humans and animals. Therefore, people gradually formed the custom of lion dancing during the Lantern Festival and other major events to pray for good luck and peace in life. The clusters of artworks incorporate various expressions of joy, anger, sadness, joy, movement, stillness, surprise and suspicion. When they dance, they turn into a living lion. Several big lions jump and move around happily, adding to the festival. There was a lot of joy and excitement.