What are the style characteristics and characteristics of Dai dance?

Style characteristics and characteristics of Dai dance:

1. Serenity and soothing rhythm

The "one edge" and "one edge" of Dai dance postures "Three Bends" is a fusion of a variety of beautiful dance lines, showing the unique peaceful and soothing rhythm of Dai dance.

The living environment of the Dai people is like a paradise. People live a calm and contented life. They work during the day. After dinner, everyone sings and dances together, sharing the fruits of the day's work and their inner joy. In the hearts of the Dai people, dance is indispensable, and dance is like their lives. This reflects the Dai people's idea of ??harmony between nature and man in dance, and enhances the peaceful and soothing rhythmic atmosphere of the dance itself.

2. The dance styles of "one straight edge" and "three turns".

The dance postures of "One Edge" and "Three Bends" are not only the style characteristics of Dai dance, but also the style of other ethnic dances. Due to the influence of the living environment of the Dai people, the "Yi Shun Bian" dance posture of the Dai people's dance also comes from the working and living environment in the Dai area. When people work, their hands and feet come out on the same side to form the "Yi Shun Bian" feature.

This is another unique modeling feature of Dai dance. However, the "one edge" as a dance posture of Dai dance is also related to aesthetic taste. In addition, we all know that the Dai people like animals and worship peacocks, elephants, etc. Therefore, the "three bends" of the Dai people's dance evolved from the Dai people's worship of peacock and elephant totems. From the ancient snake and bird totem to The peacock worship of the Dai people has a history of thousands of years.

3. The artistic conception of peacock and elephant.

The Dai people have lived in a beautiful natural environment for a long time. Due to the natural environment, the Dai people can often see various animals, such as peacocks, snakes, elephants and other rare beasts. But among the many animals, the only ones that Dai people value most are peacocks and elephants.

The origin of Dai dance:

Dai dance originated in Yunnan.

With the efforts of many veteran artists, a large number of rich and detailed Dai dance styles have been well preserved and passed down, and many excellent Dai dance teaching materials and dance works have been formed. Dai dance is an ancient folk dance of the Dai people and is also the favorite dance of the Dai people. There are many types of Dai dances, with various forms, wide popularity, and each has its own characteristics.

In Yunnan, the hometown of singing and dancing, the people retain a large number of original Dai dance styles for entertainment, performance, sacrifice and so on. The Dai dance in Shanghai, nourished by Jiangnan culture and modern urban culture, has formed a unique style that is gentle and delicate, classically elegant and rich and changeable.