Revealing the underwater dance "Luoshen Shuifu", the actor said that it takes 50 seconds to breathe. How do you evaluate this program?

The party of Henan Satellite TV has always been deeply loved by the audience. This year, Henan Satellite TV won the top spot, which is another appearance on the Dragon Boat Festival. This underwater dance Luoshen Shuifu is even better, and the actors need to change their breath every 50 seconds. How do you evaluate this program? The following small series will explain it in detail.

Luoshen Shuifu originated from China's ancient prose, which represents people's expectation and longing for a stable life. The so-called peace in the world is not conducive to the safety of the country and the people. In the farming era that depends on the weather, I hope that God will have a good weather. This time, Luoshen Shuifu turned out to be an actor dancing in the water, and the difficulty can be imagined. Due to the pressure of underwater, actors need to practice repeatedly in order to better show the audience the perfect dance.

It is not only to complete the dance underwater, but also to express the connotation and significance of the dance incisively and vividly. The embodiment of Dunhuang art is like a poem of the years. When shooting a dance underwater, the actor needs to breathe for 50 seconds, but he needs to keep the dance going during the breathing. Therefore, actors need to adjust their breathing every 50 seconds. Usually, an ordinary shot on the stage may only take a few seconds, while underwater needs to be completed continuously.

Then why are you dancing underwater? Many netizens questioned whether it was unnecessary. In fact, underwater dance is another form of dance. When approaching the limit of human body, performing the dance "Luo Shen Shui Fu" will bring the audience the highest visual feast, which is tantamount to the highest respect for their profession.

Because underwater dance shooting requires extremely high physical quality of actors, the standard of an action is almost several times that of a normal stage. It is through constant hard practice that actors can master the nodes that exert their strength in the water and better show the dance.