Tu nationality, a nation that can sing and dance well, has rich and colorful folk literature and art.. So, is there camel dance in the national dance of Tu nationality? If there really is, then the Tu nationality is really one of the representative nationalities who can sing and dance well. Then, let's go to the Tu culture to see if there is camel dance.

There is no camel dance in the Tu people.

Tujia dances are mainly Anzhao dance and wedding dance. Anzhao dance is a combination of song and dance. When dancing, people form a circle, usually led by one person (usually an elderly man), singing in unison, and dancing lightly. Every holiday or wedding, Turkish men and women like to gather in the courtyard or dance Anzhao on the threshing floor.

The wedding dance is a wedding dance. Generally, two Nashkins in white and brown gowns are the main stars, and others are the backup singers. The movements vary from place to place.

Brief introduction about camel dance:

Camel dance is a traditional folk activity in Tuodong Village, Shantou, Guangdong Province. Although a village has never seen camels, it has passed down a local traditional culture called "Camel Dance" from generation to generation for hundreds of years, and it still has strong vitality and influence.

Yunlu Camel Dance uses bamboo as the frame, palm skin as camel fur, two well-trained and vigorous young people drill into the camel, another young man who acts as a camel slave pulls the rope, and three people dance with the rhythm of drums. In the dance, there are meanings such as "auspicious camels are blessed" and "auspicious camels are abundant".

Camel props are made of bamboo boards and iron wires. Palm, an ancient material for hemp fiber, is laid on the model layer by layer, and the outline of camel's body is outlined vividly. The residents of Yunlu pay special attention to details. The tail of camel props they made can swing flexibly, and the upper and lower jaws can be opened and closed freely. Especially, the white teeth make the camel's emotional expression vivid in the performance and add a bit of "cute" meaning.