Chinese circus

Modern Chinese circus masters perform their performances exactly as their ancestors did four millennia ago. For a long time, the Chinese circus has been continuously enriched and improved, creating many colorful circus performances with a bright national flavor.

Boys and girls from early childhood develop and improve their skills, striking the audience with their plasticity and unusual tricks. Most of the circus numbers consist of acrobatic tricks, which by their complexity, amaze the audience. The invariable attributes of the performances are colorful scenery, national costumes replete with gold, bright colors and luxurious hand embroidery.

Almost all the performances in the Chinese Circus are performed by teenagers. The age of the artists is from 12 to 23 years. Children in China begin to learn circus art from the age of 3. So at 10-12 years old they already have the title of laureates and are highly professional artists. Chinese acrobats are unsurpassed in the art of owning their bodies, no one in the world is able to repeat or perform their numbers and tricks.