What's the title of this Russian/Belarussian accordion piece?

[r***@gmail.com]

Hello, All:

In China, this piece (played in the following Youtube video) is well-known and widely played by accordion learners. It's Chinese title means something like "Tart Little Plum". And it is allegedly a Russian, or Belarussian, folk song.

Does anyone know its Russian, or Belarussian, title?

Thank you,

Roland

[Ike Milligan]

Post by r***@gmail.com
In China, this piece (played in the following Youtube video) is well-known and widely played by accordion learners. It's Chinese title means something like "Tart Little Plum". And it is allegedly a Russian, or Belarussian, folk song.
Does anyone know its Russian, or Belarussian, title?
http://youtu.be/3fBTVygg5TQ
Thank you,
Roland

One of many similar Cossack dances. Probably has different names in
different localities.

[r***@gmail.com]

Well, someone on Youtube provided the answer in Belarussian: Крыжачок, or Kryzhachok in Latin script. But its meaning is not clear, it can mean either wild goose or cross. It has other names depending on the lyrics.

Post by r***@gmail.com
In China, this piece (played in the following Youtube video) is well-known and widely played by accordion learners. It's Chinese title means something like "Tart Little Plum". And it is allegedly a Russian, or Belarussian, folk song.
Does anyone know its Russian, or Belarussian, title?
http://youtu.be/3fBTVygg5TQ
Thank you,
Roland