Which school of China classical dance absorbed the essence of cultural relics?

Which school of China classical dance absorbed the essence of cultural relics is introduced as follows:

Dunhuang dance.

Dunhuang dance is differentiated from Dunhuang studies. When it comes to Dunhuang dance, we have to introduce Dunhuang studies first. Dunhuang studies, the exact name of which is Dunhuang Turpan studies, is a new international discipline, and its research content involves many disciplines such as history, geography, nationality, literature, folklore, archaeology, language and religion. Dunhuang dance is a very important subject in Dunhuang studies.

Dunhuang dance is a brand-new dance created by contemporary dance artists on the basis of many complex murals in Dunhuang, through the study of ancient Dunhuang dance posture and the inspiration and inspiration of Dunhuang music and dance murals. It combines the dance cultures of all ethnic groups at home and abroad, forming a set of dance art system with unique performance style.

Through the continuous exploration of the older generation of artists and the development of contemporary dance artists, Dunhuang dance has become a major branch of China classical dance. From the creation to the generation of representative works, and then to the discipline construction of teaching theory, Dunhuang dance has been endowed with a complete dance cultural language system.

From 65438 to 0979, Gansu Song and Dance Troupe created a large-scale dance drama Rain on the Silk Road by excavating the world-famous murals of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes with the story on the Silk Road as the background. But as far as dance art is concerned, Storm on Silk Road is a watershed of China classical dance, which initiated a peak of dance art creation in 1980s. It not only successfully revived the dance image in Dunhuang murals, but also made greater achievements:

On the basis of inheriting the traditional classical dance in China, a new dance, Dunhuang Dance, was created, in which the dance shapes of "Pipa Dance" and "Rebound Pipa Geisha Letian" became the typical movements and symbols of Dunhuang Dance.