The origin of South African folk dance tap dance is (). A religious etiquette b folk custom c fighting action d animal action

The origin of South African folk dance tap dance is animal movements.

1, African dance mainly originated from African working people of primitive tribes. It is a kind of dance that everyone dances during work and rest, usually barefoot, imitating the movements of labor and farming.

2. Africans live on the vast African grassland, and most areas retain the customs and social forms of primitive society.

3. Drought and heat make the work of African people very hard, and dance and music are used by African people to adjust their body and mind in order to alleviate the hardship of work. The accompaniment is usually percussion, drums and sticks.

Whether in the city or the countryside, whether people are excited or sad, they always use African dance to express their inner feelings.

Introduction to South African Dance:

1. There are many kinds of African dances, which can be roughly divided into two categories: black dances in sub-Saharan Africa and Arabic dances popular in North Africa.

2. Black dance can be divided into traditional ritual dance and folk entertainment dance. African dance is created by African working people in production activities. It is mostly used to express burning, sowing, harvesting, hunting and other scenes and people's worship of totems. It maintains a simple national style and has antique characteristics.

3. African dance is also constantly improved and improved in long-term practice. It is deeply rooted in people's hearts, famous for its strong sense of rhythm, rich feelings, vigor, grandeur and ever-changing dance movements, and occupies an important position in the garden of world culture and art.

It is precisely because African dance has always maintained its unique style and fresh vitality that it is deeply loved by African people and becomes an indispensable part of people's daily life.