The Vu Lan is the Lion dance, which in the East is used as a good omen representation for many holidays or events; it belongs to the technical-cultural repertoire of Qwan Ki Do.

The Lion's body is moved by two dancers who are inside the body, simulating the movements of a real animal that manifests joy and anger, sleepiness and combativeness. The movements and choreography are coded with great precision.

The dance, which despite its gracefulness is very demanding on a physical level, is accompanied by drums and cymbals; often objects or tables are used as obstacles on which the dancers juggle with great skill and balance.



A joy for young and old, the Lion Dance opens many of the Qwan Ki Do performances.