Top Bowl Dance is a folk dance of Mongolians, which was originally handed down from Yuan Dynasty by Mongolians. Mongolian people are a good singer and dancer, and top bowl dance is also a common dance in their wedding banquets or festivals.

Top Bowl Dance plays an important role in the development history of Mongolian folk dance. At wedding banquets and festive gatherings, Mongolian people above 1 carry a cup or bowl-shaped oil lamp or bowl on their heads, and the bowl is filled with water or milk wine. Holding two handlebars or a string of bamboo chopsticks in one hand, dancing in singing and music.

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Top Bowl Dance has become a very popular dance form of many ethnic minorities in China. Besides Mongolians, Xinjiang, Gansu and other regions also have similar dances. The magic of this kind of dance lies in the blending of technology and art, which requires dancers to be extremely high and often requires long-term training.

The dance takes the form of a teacup or a bowl-shaped oil lamp or a bowl filled with water or milk wine. Holding two handlebars or a string of bamboo chopsticks in one hand, dancing in singing and music. Actors should not only practice excellent dance skills, but also have superb top skills, and it is the perfect and harmonious combination and display of the two that brings people pleasing artistic enjoyment.