What are the dances in China?

China dances include Peking Opera, Yunnan folk dances, flower drums, fan dances and Tibetan dances.

1, Beijing Opera Dance: Beijing Opera Dance is the dance part of Beijing Opera, which originated from operas in various places in the middle of Ming and Qing Dynasties, and integrated various forms of expression such as singing, reading, doing, beating and dancing of Beijing Opera. It expresses the emotions, plot development and plot turning point of the characters through music and body expression, and has a graceful, graceful and flowing sense of rhythm and dance beauty.

2. Yunnan folk dance: Yunnan folk dance originated from Yunnan minority dances and absorbed cultural elements of Han, Tibetan, Hani and Yi. It has a passionate, bold and original traditional artistic style, unique movement skills and diverse dance forms, which is easy to attract the audience.

3. Flower Drum Dance: Flower Drum Dance is a traditional dance in southern China, which originated in southern Fujian and Jiangxi in China, and is also popular in Taiwan Province Province. Through the medium of dance, it shows people's artistic expression of beauty such as poetry, painting, music and dance, and has unique charm and spiritual connotation. It is called the treasure of brick carving folk art.

4. Fan dance: Fan dance is a very popular dance form. Taking the hand fan as the main prop, it creates a soft, soft and quiet stage atmosphere between the movements of dancers' arms and beautiful music, which has high personality charm and aesthetic value.

5. Tibetan dance: Tibetan dance is a national dance in China and an important part of Tibetan culture. It is fresh, shocking, pure, simple, dexterous and vivid, which shows the primitive, pious and full of life artistic charm of the plateau land. Its manifestations are diverse, from Mongolian horse-riding dance to Tibetan Tibetan opera, all of which are influenced by Tibetan culture.

The Significance of China Dance

China dance is an important manifestation of traditional culture in China, expressing admiration and love for China culture and the Chinese nation. Many elements in China's dance are closely related to Chinese religious beliefs, such as Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. Traditional dances of different regions and nationalities have their own characteristics. Dance is used to express the uniqueness of their national culture and highlight their nationality.