Introduction to Chopsticks Dance Introduction to Chopsticks Dance

1, "Chopsticks Dance" is a characteristic dance of Mongolians, which is popular in Etuoke Banner of Yikezhaomeng and Zhao Qi of Wushen, Inner Mongolia. It was originally a solo dance performed by male artists at weddings and holiday banquets. The performer held a chopstick in his right hand and hit his palm, shoulders, waist and legs with chopsticks. At the same time, his shoulders stirred from side to side and his wrists were flexible.

"Chopsticks Dance" is named after dancing with chopsticks, and is usually performed by single men at holiday banquets. During the performance, the dancer holds a bunch of chopsticks in each hand, and hits the hands, arms, shoulders, back, waist, legs and feet with chopsticks when kneeling, sitting and standing. Fast, clean and rhythmic.