Sainaim is one of the most common folk dances in Uygur and an indispensable part of their daily life. At festivals, weddings and gatherings of relatives and friends, they will hold Mai Xilaifu parties and dance the Senamai dance together. Sainaim's accompaniment instruments generally include plucker, Gerwav, Duta, Chatar and Dafu (tambourine).

Music consists of different numbers of songs, which can be increased or decreased when singing, but the order cannot be reversed, and it must closely cooperate with the rhythm of music and develop from slow to fast. When the song and dance reached its climax, everyone shouted "Kay-that!" In a passionate voice. "Come on" means "come on". The most commonly used dance steps are three steps and one lift, with steady steps and slight trembling. When taking the fourth step, the sole of the strength leg touches the ground and kicks back slightly.