What is the name of the dance movement in which the head is twisted into an s-shape from the bottom to the top of the waist?

The dance movement of twisting the head from the bottom to the top of the waist into an S-shape is the three bends, which is one of the typical gestures of the folk dances of the East.

From a geographical point of view, the folk dances of the various cultural sectors of the East, West, South, North and South of the Chinese Cultural Circle located in the East Asian region have converged to form a variety of dance styles of the "three bends". Shandong Jiaozhou rice-planting songs, Shaanxi rice-planting songs, northeastern rice-planting songs, Anhui flower-drum lanterns, Yunnan lanterns are widely known;

Western strings, Dunhuang music and dance has a long history; northeastern Manchurian dance, Korean dance is distinctive, presenting a variety of "three curves" of the dance modeling.

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Other Dance Moves

1, Bend

An activity in which the femoral joint turns outward and the center of gravity of the body sinks, not stopping in a squatting position, and when sinking, the back is relatively lengthened at the same time and lifts up the breath, and the plie is a warming-up action for the ankle, femoral and knee joints, as well as a preparation for all jumps. Plie is a warm-up movement for the ankle, femur and knee joints and a preparation for all jumps. The back of the foot must be vertical when performing the Plie, not leaning forward or backward.

2, leaning and extending

The movable foot and the supporting foot have a leaning action, and we will mostly add Battement, which is divided into Grand Battement (big Battement) and Petit Battement (small Battement). Tendu is the meaning of stretching, lengthening, and stretching.

The dance movement will move the foot gliding on the floor, out to an extended, elongated toe pointing position, can be forward, side, back, the toes can not leave the ground, and then the same way to wipe the floor back to the original position, can be from the first, fifth position.