What is the general situation of Buyi folk dance? Brief introduction of Buyi folk dance

1, Buyi folk dances all come from life, mainly based on productive labor and national customs.

2. There are weaving dance, cymbal dance, ring pole dance, production dance, harvest dance, bat dance, brush dance, etc., which reflect productive labor; Reflect the national customs, there are flower bag dance, bronze drum brush dance, wedding dance, mountain dance, stick dance, dragon dance, lion dance, bench dance, cymbal dance, transition dance, spiral dance, red light dance, thorn hammer dance, Nuo dance and so on.

3. The dynamic rhythm of Buyi dance is characterized by being soft on the top and bending on the bottom. The twisting and swinging movements of the upper limbs are light and natural, and the arm movements are mostly round and leisurely; Bend your knees, cross your legs, hip twist and knee flexion and extension affect the upper limbs. The pace is light and stretched, with occasional small jumps, and the waist and legs are mostly serpentine, so there are "leg bends" and "three-segment bends".

4. In the Ming Dynasty, Buyi people introduced the Han Nuo opera into Guizhou in the form of "military Nuo", moved it from the stage to the village square, and adapted it into the Buyi western land, which specializes in performing historical wars with martial arts scenes.