Linquan acrobatics was born in the Western Zhou Dynasty, flourished in the Han Dynasty, and had far-reaching acrobatic groups in the Ming Dynasty. After the founding of New China, especially in recent years, Linquan acrobatics has made great progress, and folk acrobatic art groups have grown and developed rapidly like mushrooms after rain, and have toured all over the country. In the 1986 Second Anhui Province Acrobatics Competition, Linquan acrobatics "Handstand on Horseback" and "Archery on Horseback" won the first prize with full marks; in 1990, Linquan won two of the three first prizes in the Third Anhui Province Acrobatics Competition. In 2005, Linquan acrobatics, magic circus, was listed in the provincial intangible cultural heritage list, and in 2008 Linquan County was named "Hometown of Chinese Folk Art (Acrobatics)", and now the work of applying for acrobatics to be a national intangible cultural heritage is in full swing.