What are the postures of Indonesian dance movements?

The basic posture of Indonesian dance movements is: half-squatting on both legs, one foot holding the center of gravity, without collapsing the waist, keeping the body straight, with the head straight, facing diagonally forward, and the eyes looking down. The dance movements are mostly taken from the imitation of animals, and most of them imitate the movements of elephants and vultures, and the music is accompanied by brass drums and gongs.