On Sawuerdeng's Ritual Dance

Savoden's praise dance is analyzed as follows:

Savoden embodies the idea that people love life and fear nature.

Sawuerdeng in Mongolia embodies the aesthetic consciousness and values of the Tu people who are hardworking and simple, love life and admire nature. It has the characteristics of inheritance, popularization and mass of folk dance, and its value is outstanding and diverse, with historical and artistic value.

In 20021year, "Mongolian Sawuerdeng" was announced by the State Council as the fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative projects.

Expression form:

Sawuerdeng in Mongolia is a traditional Mongolian folk dance in Willat, and it is an artistic expression that combines song, music and dance. It has been circulating in Alashan area for more than 300 years.

The origin and interpretation of the term "Sawuerden" are different. First, in Turku, "Sawuerden" is a transliteration of "Sawuna", which means "jumping" or "dancing". According to the inductive analysis of scholars, "Savorden" refers to self-entertainment or anthropomorphic expression through the coordinated rhythm of shoulders, arms, wrists and hands.

"Deng" is an onomatopoeic word, which generally refers to the sound made by Tao Buxiu when he was a child.

The main difficulties are the mastery of the beat and the control of the dance intensity.

Mongolian Sawuerdeng is a traditional dance in Jingxian County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and it is one of the national intangible cultural heritages.