Shishi, also known as "lion dance," is a traditional performance in Chinese culture that involves dancers mimicking a lion's movements while wearing a lion costume. This art form is often performed during festivals, celebrations, and important events to bring good luck and drive away evil spirits. The dance is accompanied by lively music, typically featuring drums, cymbals, and gongs. The lion dance is closely associated with Chinese New Year and other cultural festivities, where it is believed to bring prosperity and happiness. The performers often train rigorously to master the intricate movements and acrobatics required to bring the lion to life, making it a vibrant and captivating spectacle.