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China classical dance has a very long history, which can be traced back to the ancient court dance in China and the folk dance in more distant times. From the Zhou Dynasty to the Han Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty and even the Tang Dynasty, the court set up special structures to train professional musicians and dancers, and arranged, studied, processed and developed popular folk self-entertainment dances, religious dances and even foreign dances to form court dances. After Song and Yuan Dynasties, due to frequent wars, culture was destroyed and the development of dance was also affected. Many famous dances in the Han and Tang Dynasties were lost.
After the founding of New China, in the early 1950s, in order to develop and innovate the national dance art, dancers extracted dance materials from the rich China opera performances, studied, sorted out and refined China Wushu, and established a "one-stop" dance with reference to ballet training methods. China Classical Dance Textbook Collection.
With the reform and opening-up in 1980s, China classical dance is constantly changing, from form to connotation, and then to a new space. On the other hand, dancers have broken through the scope of learning China traditional opera and dance, dabbled in ancient cave murals and data of dance images in various unearthed cultural relics, thus sorting out and creating many unique dance materials. China classical dance has five elements as its application form, namely, the handle, the eyes, the body, the method and the step, and each element contains a lot of dance movements. Dance posture and posture are the essence of classical dance, and dance posture is modeling posture and rhythm, which is reflected in all aspects. China classical dance pays attention to "form, spirit, strength and rhyme", emphasizing twisting, tilting, circle, bending, leaning, leaning and turning, and showing the unique beauty of classical dance through professional skills such as rotating, turning and jumping.