On the Role of hot wheels in Classical Dance

Hot wheels, a classical dance, is a common dance form in Chinese traditional dance, and its movements are based on imitating the spinning hot wheels. It is difficult in expressive force and skill, which requires dancers to show the momentum and strength of rotation and dance on the stage, while maintaining balance and rhythm. Hot wheels Dance originated from the concept of "samsara" in Hindu teachings, which means samsara of life and death. In China traditional culture, "samsara" is also an important philosophical thought, and hot wheels combined this philosophical thought with dance art, showing its unique value and significance.

In dance movements, hot wheels dance takes four people as the basic unit, and dancers hold hot wheels. When they are rotating, they need to cooperate with the movements to complete various complex movements such as turning, rotating, flipping and crossing. Among them, "Typical hot wheels" and "Leaping hot wheels" are the most representative and difficult ones.

The typical hot wheels is one of the classic movements in hot wheels's dance. Four dancers end to end, holding hot wheels, rotating their bodies and wheels at the same speed and direction. Dancers should pay attention to tacit cooperation to ensure that there is no physical collision, so that the audience can enjoy this kind of action and strength together.

Hot wheels prancing is another difficult movement in hot wheels's dance. Four dancers stand on the same straight line, alternating left and right. Two dancers jump forward at the same time, pick up the wheel at the same time, stretch their right arms backward, grab the wheel with their left hands, then two dancers on the left jump to the left, two dancers on the right jump to the right, and four dancers return to their original positions after jumping, completing a prancing.

The whole dance performance of hot wheels Dance is not only to show the individual skills of the dancers, but more importantly, to show the strength and beauty of the whole group by integrating the movements of four dancers. In terms of dance expression, dancers need to devote themselves wholeheartedly, give full play to the artistic charm of dance, and show the dynamics of hot wheels's dance to the fullest.

Generally speaking, hot wheels, as a traditional Chinese dance, not only embodies the unique style of China's aesthetics, but also emphasizes the unity, collectivity and individuality of skills. On the stage, dancers need perfect cooperation and tacit understanding to show this powerful dance charm.