What are the essentials of chopsticks dance?

Chopsticks Dance was originally a solo dance performed by male artists at weddings or festivals. The performer holds a chopstick in his right hand and beats his palm, shoulders, waist and legs with it. At the same time, the shoulders are stirred up, the wrists are flexible and twisted, the tapping sound is light and crisp, the rhythm is clear, and the mood is warm. Later, one end of chopsticks was specially put on a small rope and decorated with red silk, which became a beautiful prop, which could be performed with one hand or two hands, enhanced the expressive force, spread widely and became a regular stage program. One of the representative traditional folk dance forms of the people of Yikezhaomeng. The performer holds a pair of chopsticks in each hand, holding the thin head of chopsticks and hitting the thick head of chopsticks. Actions include crossing your hands on your chest and hitting chopsticks, or hitting your shoulders; Strike chopsticks with your hands crossed in front of your abdomen; Strike chopsticks on your chest with both hands, shoulder with one hand and cross your legs with the other; Landing with one hand and turning with the other; Chopsticks with your hands on your chest, then your legs with one hand, then chopsticks with your hands on your chest, then your shoulders with one hand crossed, and so on. The footwork steps include walking back and forth horizontally, marching backwards a little, or all kinds of turns and jumps are improvised by dancers. Slow dance is steady and deep, and fast dance is vigorous and powerful. When the mood is high, chopsticks fly around on the body, and all kinds of movements can hit all parts of the body. The scene was relaxed and warm. Chopsticks dance embodies Mongolian people's love for life and wisdom of beautifying life, and is an integral part of Mongolian people's spiritual life.