5.7K views · 295 reactions | Behold a sleeves dance from China! This is the water sleeves dance of traditional Chinese culture. The name comes from the fact that the performers use wide and long sleeves to create movements that resemble flowing, whirling water. Chinese dancer Ma Jiaolong and his friend have impressed many Brits at Hyde Park in London with their water sleeves dancing. #Travel #Heritage #SharedFuture10Years #FunChina | China Plus Culture | Facebook

A performer from central China’s Henan province showcases the sleeve dance with a pair of 10-meter-long sleeves on a China’s TV show. Take a look. #intangibleheritage #Sleeve #dance #chinese #performance #intangibleculturalheritage Courtesy of Douyin hzfy0571 | CGTN China24

Witness the mesmerizing "Water Sleeves (袖子 xiùzi) Dance" from China! This captivating performance is deeply rooted in traditional Chinese culture. Its name originates from the elegant use of wide and long sleeves, as performers emulate the graceful movements of swirling and cascading water. Chinese dancer Ma Jiaolong and his friend have impressed many visitors at Hyde Park in London with their water sleeves dancing. #Travel #脉动中国 If you want to know more about China, just search for "China Plus"