What are the dance repertoires of the Dai people?

The dance repertoire of the Dai people includes Ga Guang, Elephant Foot Dance, Ye La Hui and Shout Ban Guang. Performative dances include peacock dance, elephant dance, fish dance, butterfly dance, bamboo hat dance, etc. The most representative one is peacock dance. Dai dance is an ancient folk dance of the Dai people and is also the favorite dance of the Dai people. Dai dance It is an ancient folk dance of the Dai people and the favorite dance of the Dai people.

It is popular throughout the Dai area, represented by the peacock dance in Ruili County and Mengding County in Gengma County. There are also many professional artists who make a living by dancing peacock dance. They imitate peacocks and fly down the mountain. Walking in the forest, drinking from the spring and playing in the water, chasing and playing, dragging wings, shaking wings, spreading wings, climbing branches, breaking branches, opening tail, flying and so on.

Characteristics of Dai Dance

Most of the places where the Dai people live border on Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and other countries. The Dai people are good at absorbing the cultural essence from all over the world and integrating them into the ancient traditions of their own nation. In culture, after long-term development, Dai dance has formed the characteristics of a wide variety and diverse forms. In the Dai dance, one person's thumb is turned back and placed in front of the thigh, and the other person's hands are snaked back with both wrists.

The hands should be slightly curved, with the thumbs turned back and the arms slightly bent, on both sides of the thighs. The latter hand should be placed behind the hips, not together, but slightly apart. The hands should not be too far away from the body. The hands should be slightly curved, with the thumbs bent back and the arms slightly bent. One hand on the side is placed on the body with both hands, which is similar to one hand.