What is the driving force for the development and change of dance in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties?

The driving force for the development and change of dance in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties is the great integration of people of all ethnic groups in the north, the great integration of cultures in the north and the south, and the economic development in the south of the Yangtze River. Hu dance has been the most important dance in the north since the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Six of the nine Ci-Poems in Sui Dynasty were composed by Western Regions Music Department, and Gao Changle was added to ten Ci-Poems in the 16th year of Tang Zhenguan (642). The healthy dance "Hu Teng Dance" and Hu Xuan Dance from Kangju in the prosperous Tang Dynasty were all the rage.

The branch-folding dance written by a stone country in Central Asia was still very popular in the Song Dynasty. The fusion of the Song Dynasty's branch-breaking dance and the Central Plains Daqu song and dance changed the original appearance of Hu dance and developed into a new national dance form. "Zhezhi Dance" can be regarded as another typical product of the combination of Chinese and western music and dance after the drum dance in Han Dynasty and the cool music in the North Dynasty, which enriches the treasure house of Chinese traditional dance.

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China primitive dance is a primitive cultural form of human beings, and it is not conscious entertainment or artistic creation. Chinese and foreign scholars have many understandings of the origin of primitive dance, such as games, witchcraft, sex and labor. Most of the viewpoints in the study of dance history in China are that labor has created the human body, especially the human mind.

Make dance a kind of culture and different from the instinctive action of animals, and have the function of reflecting the objective world; But it can't be said that dance only originated from labor, but also includes other life activities of unproductive labor: war, sex, sacrifice and so on.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Primitive Dance