Looking for the taste of the Year of the Dragon in our hometown Playing with the fire is one of the traditional customs during the Spring Festival here. This event usually begins with rehearsals in the lunar month, and the official performance kicks off on the eighth day of the first lunar month. When we were children, we would follow the Shehuo team every day and go to different Zhuangzi ** performances. The performances of the Shehuo team are very rich and diverse, including twisting Yangge, playing lions, playing dry boats, and playing flower drums, etc., and the scene is very lively.
Rehearsals usually begin in the lunar month of Lunar New Year, and the members of the team spend a lot of time and energy rehearsing to ensure that the formal performance is exciting and perfect. They train hard and hone their acting skills to show their best on the eighth day of the first lunar month.
The performances of the fire brigade were rich and diverse, including Yangge twisting, lion playing, dry boat and flower drum playing. Each performance attracts the attention of the audience and shows its unique charm. The audience cheered for these wonderful performances, and the scene was very lively.
The lively atmosphere created by the social fire performance makes people feel as if they are in a joyful festival ceremony. The audience dressed in festive costumes, waved colorful flags, and danced to the beat of **. The whole performance scene was filled with a festive atmosphere and left a deep impression.
The fire show generally lasts until the 16th day of the first lunar month, which marks the end of the fire team. At the end of the performance, the members who participated in the performance will share the income and rewards they have received as a recognition and encouragement for their unity and cooperation.
The management of the equipment of the fire team is very important, and all the equipment must be carefully sorted and collected. The equipment will be stored in a dedicated warehouse to ensure that it can be properly used and safeguarded for the next fire show.