舞龙, or "Dragon Dance," is a traditional Chinese performance that involves a team of dancers manipulating a long, flexible dragon figure. The dance is often performed during festivals, especially during the Chinese New Year, to celebrate and bring good luck. The dragon is typically made of fabric and bamboo, and its movements are synchronized to the rhythm of drums, gongs, and cymbals. The dance symbolizes power, dignity, and good fortune. It is believed that the dragon can bring prosperity and ward off evil spirits. Participants often wear colorful costumes and perform intricate movements, showcasing their skill and teamwork. The Dragon Dance is an important cultural heritage in China and is enjoyed by audiences worldwide.