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<img src="/images/ico/cityT.gif" class="blueSquare" />Folk Dances 
Mostly these are collective circular dances purely for recreational purposes but some are performed for an audience. 
 
<img src="/images/ico/cityT.gif" class="blueSquare" />Gorshie is a common dance performed in village squares or in the fields. On festive days, the villagers will place a jar of chang on the ground and sing and dance around it. The men and women stand opposite each other and link hands or arms. The dance starts with singing, and then the group begins to dance to the call of 'shiu shiu shiu' or 'chui chui chui' under the guidance of a leader. Three steps together with a mutative move form the basic rhythm. Men and women may dance separately for a time or compete in the process. Finally, the leader will make louder or quicker calls, to increase the pace and the dancers take up the rhythm and end the dance by loudly stamping both feet.

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