Halabe is a mixed dance, which combines Spanish tap dance, Huo Da dance and Mexican indigenous dance. The word "halabai" means "syrup", and halabai dance may be a sweet and soft dance. The form of dance performance is the dance of young men and women, and the content shows the love process of young men and women. Dance movements are mostly tap dancing, and there are not many arm movements. During the performance, the actors wore spikes on their feet, and the dance time entered a sweet rhythm. The dance music is 34 beats and 68 beats. Female dancers wear big dance skirts made of homespun, while male dancers wear traditional costumes and wide-brimmed straw hats. When dancing, they turn hats into props or put them on the ground, or cover the cheeks of young men and women with hats. Hat is an important dance tool in Halaba dance, so Halaba dance is also called "hat dance".