Why are the dancing flowers so red?

The music of the dance "Why are flowers so red" is taken from Tajik folk song "Why are flowers so red". It describes the love story that left a deep memory on the distant snow-capped mountains, symbolizes friendship and love with flowers, and sincerely expresses its praise and yearning.

Tajik nationality is one of the ancient nationalities living in Pamir Plateau in western China. The Pamirs, where they live, is an important passage of the ancient Silk Road and an important road connecting Chinese and Western cultures and economic exchanges. Therefore, ancient Tajik culture is a western culture influenced by Chinese culture, Turpan culture, Tarim brother culture and Indian and Iranian cultures. Tajik dance still has strong characteristics of western music and dance, with diverse styles and simple performances.

"Why Flowers Are So Red" is a song composed, performed and sung. It is also an episode of the movie "The Visitor on the Iceberg", 1963 was released. On June 6th, 2020, 65438+20201October 6th, the song was nominated for the China Top Ten Golden Melody Award for the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China at New Era International Film Festival.