WATCH: Ayi's military dance routine honoring Xi Jinping

By Ella Wong, August 28, 2015

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If you’re starting to feel left out of the big military charade parade that’s shutting down Beijing’s shops, airports and smog (not to mention iPhone users’ VPNs), now’s your chance to join in with all that jingoistic mass regimentation courtesy of one particularly patriotic dancing auntie, who not only choreographed an impressive dance routine to the song “Xi Dada, Who Everyone Praises" – an ode to Xi Jinping – she even made a demonstration video breaking down all the moves, so you can learn too:

Dancing auntie demonstrates dance tribute to Xi Dada

The routine she created isn’t just any run-of-the-mill public square dance that you might catch in your local park; this woman has clearly got into the spirit of the September 3 ‘anti-fascist’ anniversary, donning army fatigues and duplicating herself to create that PLA look.  

Anti-Fascist dance routine for Xi Dada

Watch and learn below:

And just in case you want to know what you’re grooving to, we translated the lyrics:

Daddy Xi, Daddy Xi

In every street they sing his praises

He seeks happiness for all

He speaks the truth for the common people

 

Daddy Xi, Daddy Xi

Everyone loves him

Filled with energy and courage

He attacks tigers and flies

 

Daddy Xi, Daddy Xi

All the Chinese people support him

He’s great at military strategy

And serves China with red-bellied devotion

 

Daddy Xi, Daddy Xi

People of the world love and respect him

All nations living peacefully together

Striding to develop together

 

SEE ALSO:  Beijing's anti-imperialist dancing grannies

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(H/T  Tom Phillips)

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