/kloc-At the end of 0/5, when King Richard VIII of France led his troops to Italy, he was pleasantly surprised to find this beautiful and luxurious "banquet ballet", so the French and Italian artists "introduced" ballet art to France. The Queen's Comedy Ballet was performed at the wedding of the sister of French Queen Louise in 158 1, which is the first large-scale ballet in history. The play was written and directed by Italian musician and dance teacher Berguio Suo (15-1587), and later renamed Poloje. In the17th century, ballet became an important part of French court life. Louis XIII and Louis XIV both loved ballet and took part in performances in person, especially Louis XIV, the "king of the sun", who was crazy about ballet. He has played the leading role in 26 large-scale ballets, and organized three masters, Luli, Moliere and Beauchamp, to be responsible for the creation and performance of ballet art, thus forming a new ballet form "inter-curtain ballet". 166 1 year, he established the first dance school in the history of ballet, the Royal Dance Academy, and began to standardize the research and arrangement of dance training. The five feet of ballet and the position of their hands were determined at that time and have been used ever since. /kloc-in the second half of the 0/7th century, ballet art went out of the court and onto the stage, and began to become a theater art, so the first batch of professional ballerinas came into being. However, at that time, the heroine was played by men. It was not until 168 1 Lu Li's "Victory of Love" was staged at the Paris Opera House that the ballet dancer made her debut, and La Fontaine, who played the heroine, became the first ballet dancer in history.