There are several jumping combinations in Dunhuang dance.

The jumping combination in Dunhuang dance can be divided into the following categories:

Jumping is a fast-paced performance, not all fast-paced music can be used as accompaniment, so you need to choose music with strong jumping and distinct rhythm.

On the basis of single exercise, combine two or more movements of small jump, middle jump and big jump to practice. In addition, small jump and medium jump can also be combined with large jump appropriately.

Commonly used combinations are: double jump, single jump, single jump, double jump, small jump, and then double jump, single drop, and small inclined sea jump. Oblique exploration in the sea turns over (female). The purple and gold crown jump is a single and double front leg jump and then a goose jump (female). Suck your legs, jump wrong, and then go to the big praise step (male).

Dance information:

Dunhuang Grottoes have a large number of music and dance materials from the Sixteen Kingdoms period to the Yuan Dynasty, including dance images, music scores and dance scores in cultural relics. Its dance images mainly include the folk song and dance scenes of the Heavenly Palace and murals, as well as the national dance images of Hu Xuan, Huteng, Zhezhi and Nishang Feather Dance.

On the basis of inheriting this tradition, Dunhuang Dance is a relatively complete dance movement and modeling system that combines static posture and movement process with its unified style, absorbing and drawing lessons from the dances of various nationalities in the western regions.

Typical forms are "S"-shaped three-bend crooked neck, twisting waist, shifting hips and feet, and multi-edge, multi-angle and multi-bent arms. The main representatives are Gao, He and He. Representative works include the dance drama Rain on Silk Road, Dream of Dunhuang, Flying Dance, Guanyin with a Thousand Hands and so on.