In this way, year after year, handed down from generation to generation, passed down to this day. In daily life, Miao compatriots, especially female compatriots, in addition to work, in their spare time, they will carefully embroider various Hua Niaowen patterns with various colored threads, sew bird clothes, weave ribbons, embroider shoes and prepare silver ornaments. On festive occasions, especially at the Lusheng party, I saw women towering into the sky, wearing golden rooster and silver ornaments on their heads, short embroidered dresses with cardigans on their upper bodies, and short pleated skirts embroidered on their lower bodies (some are colored embroidered short pleated skirts and some are embroidered pleated long skirts). The front and back of the skirt are tied with a rectangular flower waist, the back waist is tied with various hand-woven flower ribbons, a silver collar is tied around the neck, and silver bracelets are worn on the hands and feet. When dancing Lusheng dance, with the rhythm of Lusheng melody, the golden rooster on the woman's head is eager to fly, the silver horn crown is shaking bit by bit, the flowers on her legs are flashing, and the white feathers at the foot of the pleated skirt are flying, which looks like the golden rooster spreading its wings and dancing, just like the partridge dance recorded in ancient times. Therefore, people call it "Golden Rooster Dance".