Dancers dressed in crimson costumes, adorned with Golden Buyao hair ornaments (Tree-shaped Gold Shimmering Headdress) and flowing water sleeves, move in graceful, sweeping gestures. The performance recreates a scene of Xianbei men during the Northern Wei Dynasty, dressed in traditional ethnic attire and wearing distinctive head ornaments as they traveled from place to place. Their favored headwear is represented by the Golden Buyao, a national-treasure-level artifact now housed at the Liaoning Provincial Museum.