Yangge is the most popular folk dance form in China minority areas.

Yangko is the most popular folk dance form in China minority areas, which is wrong. Yangge is a representative folk dance popular among Han people in China, but it is not the most popular dance form in minority areas.

Yangko is a traditional folk dance in China and an important part of the cultural and artistic treasure house in China. Yangko is widely spread in northern China and has strong local and folk cultural characteristics.

Yangko originated from the ancient farming society in China, and its forms are different according to different regions and customs. Usually, yangko is a collective dance. Teams composed of men, women and children line up and dance in music, holding flowers or colored silk in their hands to express people's yearning and blessing for a bumper harvest and a better life.

Yangko is not only a form of cultural entertainment, but also a form of exercise, which can exercise and improve people's coordination, sensitivity and reaction ability. The dance movements of yangko are bold, explosive and rhythmic, and the movements such as rotation, jumping and waving are very diverse, which brings strong visual impact to the audience.

In addition, Yangko is one of the indispensable programs in traditional festivals in rural areas of China. On major festivals, people will wear holiday costumes, hold flowers, fans and other ornaments, and dance yangko in the square to express their love and blessings for the festival.

In a word, Yangko is not only a traditional cultural art form, but also an important part of China culture. It expresses people's yearning and prayer for a better life in the form of dance, and it has also become an important carrier for rural harvest celebration, cultural exchange and physical exercise.