Shunde is rich in lion dancing culture. In addition to being a member of the local women's lion dancing team, Huang is also the only full-time female player in the current team. She is 26, and her "lion age" is 13. Last year, a photo of her lion dancing pose became an internet sensation, with more than 12 million views. But the popularity did not last long, instead, prompting more girls to leave the team. Yet her dream of "waking a lion" is still burning. She dreams that one day, she will be able to dance with more girls and stand on the world stage where more people can feel the spirit of Chinese lion girls.

Lion dancing is not only a sport, a performance, but also a traditional culture that is deeply rooted in the national marrow. Immersed in the sound of lion dancing drums, Huang became attached to the art. However, the lion head is heavy. Traditionally it was viewed that girls would not be strong enough to handle it. Even if they join the team, they usually do the other stuff, like beating drums and cymbals.