Sujiazuo Dragon and Phoenix Lantern is a folk dance of Han nationality with a long history. Legend has it that dragons can spread clouds and rain, eliminate disasters and reduce happiness, symbolizing good luck, so it is a custom for Han people all over the country to dance dragons to pray for peace and harvest. Sujiazuo Dragon and Phoenix Lantern was formed in Qing Dynasty (1826) and was created by Sujiazuo artist Heidan. In the old society, Su Jiazuo's amateur cultural life after farming was relatively rich. During the Spring Festival and Sujiazuo Village Fire Temple Fair (February 19th of the lunar calendar) every year, Sujiazuo people celebrate the fruits of one year's labor, hoping for a better harvest in the coming year. They all make lanterns with images of animals and plants symbolizing wealth and good luck, such as dragons, phoenixes, unicorns, tigers, peacocks, lotus flowers and fish, and hang them at the doors of various houses according to some Han folklore.