Literature Reference: 姑苏台上乌栖时，吴王宫里醉西施。吴歌楚舞欢未毕，青山犹衔半边日。 —— 《相和歌辞 乌栖曲》 李白 At the time when the crows roost on the Gusu Terrace, in the palace of the King of Wu, Xi Shi was drunk. The Wu songs and Chu dances were not yet over, as the green mountains still held half the sun. Source from 'Wu Qi Qu' by Li Bai.
楚: Vivid and tidy in appearance. This character is auspicious for the family.
舞: Dancing, the art of moving the body in rhythmic patterns to perform various poses and expressions.
Meaning: Chu dance represents the graceful and lively dances of the Chu region, symbolizing cultural heritage.