Haiyang Yangge Basic Moves

The basic movements of Haiyang Yangge are as follows:

Basic steps?

The basic rhythm of Haiyang Yangge is "jump one step, twist one step, jump one step, twist one step ......." When you jump one step, the toes of your feet are pointing to the ground, and the foot is pointing to the ground, and the foot is pointing to the ground. When jumping, the toes of the feet first hit the ground, then the heels hit the ground, and then the body leans forward, and this action requires a strong sense of rhythm, and the beat should be accurate.

Twisting

One of the most important movements in Haiyang Yangge is the twisting movement. The twisting movement requires the dancer to rotate the waist to the left or right, while keeping the upper body upright and not bending. This movement requires a high degree of coordination and flexibility and takes a long time of practice to master.

Added:

1. Yangge (Haiyang Da Yangge), a traditional dance of Haiyang City, Shandong Province, is one of the national intangible cultural heritages.

2. Haiyang Dayangge is one of the three major rice-planting songs of Shandong Province, which is the dance part of the folk festival and is popular in the area of Haiyang City on the south wing of the Shandong Peninsula and the coast of the Yellow Sea. Haiyang Dayangge is a kind of folk art form integrating song, dance and opera, which spreads over more than ten towns and villages in Haiyang and radiates to the neighboring areas. According to the record of "Zhao's Genealogy Book" of Haiyang Zhaojiazhuang, it is known that Haiyang Dayangge was actually created in the Ming Dynasty. Haiyang rice-planting songs are rich in performance content and the team structure is strict, mainly composed of three parts, the foremost part is the deacon when traveling, followed by the band, and then the dance team. The prominent feature of the dance movement of Haiyang Yangge is the combination of running and twisting, and the dancers twist while running; the women twist the waist and pull the fan, step up and shake the shoulders, lively and generous; the men shake their heads and swing their arms and shoulders, cool and funny.

3. On May 20, 2006, Haiyang City, Shandong Province, declared the rice-planting song (Haiyang Da Yangge) approved by the State Council of the People's Republic of China to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. , Heritage No. III-2.