What is the movement of the Heavenly Maiden Scattering Flowers?

The Heavenly Maiden Scattering Flowers is a move in which the feet are spread about 50-80cm apart, and the arms are also spread the same width as the feet, with the palms up.

"The Heavenly Maiden Scatters Flowers" is one of the costume plays that Mr. Mei Lanfang often performed in his early days. In the fourth scene, "Cloud Road" and the sixth scene, "Scattering Flowers", Mr. Mei sang and danced, and created many beautiful dance movements; he played a great role in improving the art of Peking Opera dance.

After the "Heavenly Maiden Scattering Flowers", it mostly describes the throwing of things or the flying of snow.

"Cloud Road":

"Cloud Road" is one of the most important scenes in the opera, a single person singing and dancing. From the content of the singing comes the figure, which in turn must be closely integrated with the rhythm of the singing.

The scene of the female impersonator is to take off her cape to reveal her ancient costume, and the two silk ribbons attached to the female's chest have become an important tool to match the song and dance. It is different from the general line tail, sweat towel, tape and other attachments, because to highlight the use of it, so the length of the silk belt up to about one zhang seven feet, one foot two inches wide, the end of a few feet if not dance when, dragged on the ground.