The #yingge dance is a traditional dance from the #Chaoshan region of South China's Guangdong province and is a national intangible cultural heritage, which has been passed down through generations. A 6-year-old girl recently participated in the training of the yingge #dance team. Her confident and charming appearance demonstrates the continuous inheritance of the yingge dance. #Culture | China Daily

Hong Kong's streets erupted in drums and cheers on the first day of the Chinese New Year as the traditional Yingge dance made a high-energy debut. Leading the formation at center stage was six-year-old Zhuang Enqi, stepping forward with striking confidence and commanding presence. #Trending #ChineseNewYear2026 | CCTV

At the Beginning of Spring, Yingge Dance comes alive. A traditional Chinese folk square dance fusing movement with Southern martial arts and opera, it celebrates heroes and carries the blessings of the Spring Community Day. #PandaMoment #24SolarTerms #PandaFun #ChineseCulture For more panda information, please check out: https://en.ipanda.com | iPanda

Yingge dance: A celebration of heroes In the Chaoshan region of south China's Guangdong Province, an age-old form of warrior folk dancing is being revitalized. It is Yingge, an art form that merges opera, dance and martial arts. Witness the power and beauty of this fascinating performing art with CGTN! #YINGGE #IntangibleHeritage | CGTN China24

The Yingge dance, the “hero's dance”, is a Chinese folk dance originating from the Ming Dynasty. It is very popular in Chaoshan, a region in the east of Guangdong Province. | China Plus Culture

The Puning Nanshan #Yingge Dance Team, which delivered a flawless performance at the #springfestivalgala2025 , wowed the audience in Puning, Guangdong Province. | China News 中国新闻网

A street in Puning, south China's Guangdong Province, burst with festive energy as a sudden gust of wind scattered flower petals, creating a romantic scene in harmony with the ongoing Yingge dance performance. #SpringFestival #YinggeDance | China Xinhua News

The Fenggang Yingge Dance Troupe in Shanshou, Guangdong Province is famed for its slow-paced routines. With its moves derived from traditional martial arts, the routines remain impressive and imposing despite the relatively slow pace. But this characteristic makes it difficult for most young members to grasp unless they have a martial arts background. That's a deficiency that Hong Rongzeng, head coach of the troupe, is determined to remedy. He hopes that by creating new moves in line with the tr