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Kép: Schoolchildren from Wuyuan Qiukou Primary School wearing Nuo masks and Nuo costumes perform Nuo Dance in a rapeseed field in full blossom in Wuyuan county, east Chinas Jiangxi province, 27 March 2014. 13 children from Wuyuan Qiukou Primary School perform Nuo Dance in a rapeseed field in full blossom in Wuyuan county, east Chinas Jiangxi province on Thursday (27 March 2014). The Nuo Dance, dubbed the living fossil of the Chinese dance art, derived from an ancient ritual of the Spring and Autumn period (771BC-476BC). In Wuyuan, the Nuo Dance is usually performed on the second day of the Chinese New Year. Dancers wear Nuo masks which represent mythical deities or historical personages and, following simple, rough dance steps, conduct exorcisement while praying for good harvests in the year to come. In 2006, the Nuo Dance of Wuyuan was listed as one of Chinas National Intangible Cultural Heritages., Fotó: Zhuo zhongwei