Yunnan Yi songs and dances mainly include the Left Foot Dance, the Down Foot Dance, the Golden Bamboo Dance and the Copper Drum Dance. Right?

Yunnan Yi songs and dances mainly include the Left Foot Dance, Foot Drop Dance, Golden Bamboo Dance and Copper Drum Dance. The Yi are the most populous and branched ethnic group in the Southwest China region, with the richest ethnic songs and dances. The formation period of the Yi people was in the era of Nanzhao (8th to 10th centuries A.D.), when Buddhist dances, witch dances, temple dances, and various kinds of music and dances were extremely prevalent, and some of the songs and dances are still preserved among the Yi people. According to statistics, there are more than 170 kinds of Yi folk dances and more than 1,900 kinds of dancing styles. The main characteristics of the dance are shown in the joint ring dance, foot stomping, and the beating of the festival song and dance. The Yi people mainly live in the deep mountains and old forests, and until the eve of liberation, they still retained a variety of social forms, therefore, the Yi folk dance still retains the ancient style, such as playing songs." Playing songs" has a very early origin and is an essential activity for people's weddings and funerals. The basic movements of playing songs include: turning over, stomping and jumping left and right, turning over and hooking the feet, jumping and squatting, etc. The movements are intense and highly emotional. The movements are intense and emotional, and it is a favorite self-indulgent activity of the masses." Flower Waist Jumping Music" is a dance for young men and women of Yi nationality, without musical accompaniment, the dancers sing in Yi language, and the tune can only be understood by the people of this nationality. There is no limit to the number of dancers, men and women dance in a circle with clapping and dance formations such as jumping and wearing flowers. Dance more to do tiptoe walk, stomping tiptoe, Fai step, Fai kick step, etc.". Cigarette Box Dance", also known as "jumping strings" and "jumping music", was first named for the ukulele accompaniment, and later named for the dancers holding cigarette boxes and dancing." The "Left Foot Dance" is a large-scale mass collective dance of the Yi people, usually performed during the traditional festival of the Yi people, the "March Meeting", which is a kind of fellowship dance for the young people of the Yi people to exchange their emotions and look for confidants. The dance movements of the left-footed dance are mainly shown in the feet, such as straight feet, fluttering feet, string of flowers, turn over, feet.