What are the characteristics of Cambodian dance?

Cambodian dance is characterized by subtlety, nobility, juan-ya and steadiness. The dance style was formed in the Angkor Dynasty in the 9th century AD. The Angkor Dynasty was a state established in the Angkor region by the Khmer people in the northern part of Fu Nan. At that time, the Angkor Dynasty was an economic power with a solid regime and prosperous trade. On top of the strong economic foundation, the Khmers established their own culture. The 12th-13th century was the glorious period of the ancient Cambodian country and also its cultural heyday. The Angkor Dynasty established a large number of temples and pagodas mixed with Brahminism and Buddhism in the Angkor area, and on the tip of each pagoda there is an engraved face of a giant who gazes at the four directions and smiles, and the giant's head is topped with a lotus flower, which fully reflects the spirit of the times in ancient Cambodia, which is embodied in the traditional Cambodian dance, which has been preserved and continues to this day.