VIDEO | Lei Muzi, a 13-year-old school student, scripted history when she performed Bharatanatyam "Arangetram" in China, a landmark in the journey of the ancient Indian dance form that is gaining popularity in the neighbouring country.

Chinese attempting to learn Bharata Natyam is not an achievement for Bharata Natyam, forget about being a Landmark in the history of the ancient dance form.

While children in India dance to Heera Mandi songs....

When our Indian kids are busy getting westernised and only sticking to speaking English and consider a SIN to speak their mother tongue in public and home. Chinese kids are embracing the BHARATH VALUES and we Indians are only GOOD AT MOCKING THEM.

And we are dancing to kurchi madatha petti

She has perfomed so well.We all know how Chinese are perfectionist and they work very hard.Olympic games are the example of this.Once they are interested in BharatNatyam they will dance perfectly.

Beautiful 🙏🏼

Too good . Just was trying to find here eyes and check expressions . #bharatnatyam Lucky the #dance name has Bharat in it .

All good of India will come back to India via the US-Europe-China route only. Btw, Nice performance!

Traditional Indian dance in any foreign soil is something exciting .

Brilliant performance by the little girl