When performing, the performers are mostly eight males, each of which is a group of two, and four groups are arranged at equal intervals. Place the bolster on both ends of the striker. Each group of two people face each other and hold one end of the two batting bars with both hands.

Bamboo sticks have no fixed pitch. Due to the difference in length and thickness, the sound of the pillow stick is slightly lower, and the sound of the strike stick is slightly higher. The player strikes the bars in a staggered way back and forth, the sound level is ordered, and the rhythm is harmonious and distinct.
Six female dancers dance and jump between the bars to the music. This is the "Bamboo Bar Dance" popularized by the Jing people, which is often performed for fun in festivals or festive occasions. Bamboo sticks are not only an accompaniment instrument for dance, but also a dance prop.