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=== Welcoming the Spirits | === Welcoming the Spirits | ||
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The tribe welcomes their ancestors' | The tribe welcomes their ancestors' | ||
+ | *Traditional Singing and Dancing | ||
+ | When guests arrive, the Amis people welcome them with traditional songs and dances, expressing warmth and sincerity. | ||
+ | The dances are often performed in a circle, symbolizing unity and sharing. | ||
+ | Both men and women wear traditional clothing and perform joyful, rhythmic dances to create a festive and sacred atmosphere. | ||
+ | *Elder' | ||
+ | A respected elder usually gives a welcome speech on behalf of the tribe, briefly explaining the significance of the festival. | ||
+ | A short blessing ritual may also be held to pray for peace and a smooth celebration. | ||
=== Singing and Dancing | === Singing and Dancing | ||
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People dance in a circle and sing in their native language. They are divided into age groups to take part in different tasks, games, and performances. This shows the unity of the tribe. | People dance in a circle and sing in their native language. They are divided into age groups to take part in different tasks, games, and performances. This shows the unity of the tribe. | ||
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