Mongolian dancing

The Mongolian dance culture is closely related to their hunting and nomadic life. The primitive dance form of Mongolian ancestors has vivid and real expression in the Yin Cliff Paintings and Wulanchabu Cliff Paintings carved in Neolithic Age and Bronze Age. In ancient times, Mongolian people still had many dances imitating fierce animals, such as "white eagle" dance, bear dance, lion dance, deer dance, etc. As independent forms, these dances are mostly lost, but they are still reflected in shaman dances.