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Yi Dance, a ritual dance in rows, and Hibiscus Flower Dance performed in front of Ziyun Tower. The dances are part of a traditional Tang Dynasty ceremony for welcoming important guests.

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1/2 勤俭持家 钱要花在提高民生实事：老百姓身上=》孩子们身心健康=〉社会国家才会健康和平 2/2 花錢造勢、搞排場…不明智! 那麼多軍人還搞軍隊裡燒烤、吃喝玩樂迪斯科？？？坐吃山空！後面自然災害來了、糧食短缺時怎麼辦？ 国内还有那么多老百姓没有房住、孩子上学没钱交学费… 你们还在这大搞歌舞表演，这些钱不是从国家经费里给？ 敗家子！

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华姐，说实话，你们看见都是盛世，华姐去边远地区看看吧

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Now dance, later this for a central Asian Turks:

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Nothing to be proud of. You should feel shame spending tax payer’s money just for showing off.

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