Which national dance is "The Flower of the Horn Blooms in the Clouds"?

Yangjiao flowers bloom in the clouds, which is a dance of Qiang nationality.

1, Qiang nationality

Qiang is a minority in China, mainly distributed in Sichuan, Gansu, Qinghai and Yunnan. Qiang nationality is one of the oldest nationalities in China, with a long history and unique cultural tradition.

Qiang language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family and is a unique language. Traditionally, the Qiang people take agriculture as their main economic activity and grain growing and breeding as their main modes of production.

They are also famous for their handicrafts such as textiles and printing and dyeing. Qiang people respect nature and tradition, and there are rich folk customs and festivals in their lives, such as Qiang New Year, Torch Festival, gourd singing and dancing, etc.

Qiang people are famous for their bravery, tenacity and hospitality. They pay attention to the unity of family and community, and attach importance to affection and friendship. In modern society.

Qiang people actively integrate into the development of the country and society, while maintaining and inheriting their own cultural traditions. The government and society also attach importance to the protection and promotion of the cultural heritage of the Qiang nationality in order to promote national unity and the prosperity and development of multiculturalism.

2. Ethnic minorities

Ethnic minorities refer to people who have a relatively small population in a country or region and are obviously different from the main ethnic groups in that country or region. These groups have unique characteristics with the main ethnic groups in culture, language, religion and customs.

There are various ethnic minorities in the world, such as Tibetans, Uighurs, Zhuang, Koreans and Kazakhs in China. Several tribal groups in India; Native Americans and native Hawaiian.

Ethnic minorities enjoy equal rights and protection in all countries or regions, including the right to language, culture, religion and social development. Many countries have formulated special policies and laws for ethnic minorities to protect and safeguard their rights and interests.

Respecting and protecting the rights and interests of ethnic minorities is an important aspect of building a pluralistic, inclusive and harmonious society. The international community also advocates promoting mutual understanding and common development between ethnic minorities and major ethnic groups through dialogue, cooperation and cultural exchanges.