Reba dance, with a long history and culture, unique performance style and difficult skills, is a traditional dance popular in Xizang, Yunnan, Sichuan, Qinghai, Gansu and other Tibetan gathering places. At the end of 2014, it was included in the third batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. Zeji, an associate professor of the Dance Department of the School of Arts of Xizang University and "Queen of Reba", said that Reba dance has become a colorful "Gesang flower" on the snow covered plateau because of its long history, magical legends, strange masks, superb technical skills, unique style, humorous and rich Taoist songs and lyrics. Recently, the second Tayemedo Reba Elf Dance Competition was held in Lhasa, and 48 Tibetan and Han children from many primary schools in Xizang participated in the preliminary contest. Among them, 29 young contestants advanced to the finals, holding hot drums and dancing gracefully on the stage with flashing lights, winning rounds of applause from the judges and the audience present. Children have light in their eyes and love in their hearts After watching the Children's Reba Dance Competition, Zeji gave a speech. The "Reba Elves" on stage danced with small Reba drums, showcasing the charm of excellent traditional culture. "I think only through such platforms can we pass on this confidence of our excellent culture from our children." Feng Shiya was born in Xizang, and loved Tibetan singing and dancing since childhood, especially the Reba dance. In this competition, Feng Shiya won the "Golden Drum Award", which made her mother Li Jing very happy. "Although we are Han, we have lived in Xizang since childhood. My daughter Feng Shiya is already a member of the 'fourth generation of Tibet' Li Jing told reporters that her daughter particularly envies the way she can dance gracefully on stage and has a special preference for the hot bar drum. Due to the child's love, Li Jing initially asked the child to try learning Reba dance, and he has been learning it for nearly half a year now. Now it seems that the expected effect has been achieved, and the child has also realized their dream of dancing the samba dance on stage, while also inheriting the national culture. Danzeng Laze, who won first place in this competition, is 9 years old and has been studying samba for more than two years. She hopes to have the opportunity to perform in Beijing and step onto a bigger stage. I particularly enjoy performing hot bar dance because I love the feeling of performing it on stage Danzeng Laze believes that the Reba dance is a lively and unrestrained dance. She hopes to have the opportunity to go to Beijing to dance the sama dance in the future, and hopes to let more people see her performing the sama dance on the stage in Beijing, so that more people can experience the charm of sama dance. In this competition, 11 year old Danzeng Zhuoma won the "Best Skill Award" with her perfect performance. Xiao Zhuoma told reporters that in her heart, the Reba dance is a diamond that not only lights up her life, making her shine, but also makes her happy, fulfilled, and confident. I hope to be like a Reba dance teacher, teaching more people this unique Reba dance Danzeng Zhuoma said that this is her greatest ideal and also her goal for learning Reba dance. It is reported that in the development process of Tibetan art, the "Reba" presented in the form of drama is a comprehensive performance art that integrates speaking, singing, dancing, acrobatics, qigong, short dramas, etc. As an artistic treasure of Tibetan folk song and dance, the Reba dance, with its rich artistic characteristics, exquisite skills, unique dance forms, high training value, and profound cultural connotations, has not only won the love of the Tibetan people, but also the favor and praise of domestic and foreign audiences. (New Society)