How can a cultural worker inform others when dancing in our village?

There are many ways to inform others. Here are some common methods:

1. Oral notification: Oral notification is a direct and efficient way. You can go to the villagers' homes or places where villagers gather in person and tell them the time, place and other relevant information one by one.

2. Send a message or call: If you have the contact information of the villagers, you can send a message or call them to inform them about the dance. Be sure to provide clear information, including specific time, place and other important details.

3. Post posters or leaflets: Post some posters or leaflets with dance information on bulletin boards, shops or other places frequented by villagers in the village. Including the time and place of dancing, participation requirements and other important information.

4. Use social media: If your village uses social media platforms, you can post notices on social media. You can create a group or page to inform the villagers when and where to dance by posting posts or sending messages.

5. Use a radio or propaganda car: If your village has a radio system or can use a propaganda car, you can use these tools to publicize the dance to the villagers through radio or car speakers.

Choose a way to inform your village, ensure that the information reaches every villager and give them enough preparation time.