Characteristics of Korean Wave Stage Performance

Korean dance does not belong to a certain kind of dance, it is an independent dance in itself. Korean dance is different from Korean dance schools in North Korea and China, and it is formed on the basis of traditional agricultural culture in the Three Kingdoms and the Korean Peninsula. Korean dance is generally based on tradition, putting the past court dance on the stage and paying more attention to the original flavor.

Korean dance refers to Korean dance, which is an independent dance genre, mainly in four forms: palace dance, peasant dance, classical dance and sacrificial dance. Korean dance appeared in 1948 after the founding of the Republic of Korea. After more than 60 years of development, it finally formed a dance school different from North Korea in North Korea and China.

Korean dance is a kind of dance based on tradition, which directly puts the past court dance on the stage without any modification, and pays more attention to the original flavor. Korean dance is characterized by the coexistence of classical and modern, with a wide variety, and dances with different personalities produced by various "lengths" have different styles.

Style characteristics of Korean dance

Korean dance gives people a very beautiful and elegant feeling. Its dance is gentle and graceful, just like a crane spreading its wings, willow branches splashing water, or falling heavily on rocks, which is very lively and natural. Korean dance embodies the bright, warm, delicate, euphemistic, implicit and deep national character of South Korea.