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This is the fourth tour of its kind, the first taking place in Inner Mongolia, the second in Guangxi and the third in Ningxia—all autonomous regions where ethnic groups live.
Running from July 11 to 16, the performing season aims to stage various traditional art forms across China in areas where non-Han ethnic people live.
A date has been set for a culminating gala that will wrap up the performing season, re-showcasing all 36 ethnic art forms. The finale's director Deng Lin said that the stage would be designed as a giant silver headdress in the vein of the Miao people, and would incorporate other Miao elements including drums and dancing.
Jiang said that the 36 programs had been carefully selected from 47 programs that had been made available from ethnic groups across China. Performers of each program are expected to don colorful and elegant costumes and the atmosphere of each event will likely resemble the glitz and glamour of a fashion show.
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