1. The scepter symbolizing the status of the master and the fan symbolizing the status of the big lady in the dance drama "Hanging the Red Lantern High". Using the unique properties of props, the director began to further explore the symbolic ability and narrative ability of props. Through its development and changes, props show the performance effect of "one thing with many things", providing the audience with diversified imagination space. Some abstract props often constitute a symbolic meaning, expressing the ups and downs of people's emotions, or forming different patterns and landscapes in space, thus forming a specific dance art composition.

2. The word "yellow" in the ballet "Yellow River" is closely related to the Yellow River; Mud is a mixture of river water and soil. It means that the Yellow River is the mother river of the Chinese nation and the witness of China's history and civilization. Yellow mud, its "slippery", provides a new expression carrier for dance, which can be solo dance or group dance. Dancers can spin in the mud, push others around, and slide for a long distance. These dances and movements highlight the awakening, exploration, rise and hard struggle of the Chinese nation.

3. Dances that need props are not only dances with specific styles, such as Korean dances that need long drum props; Northeast yangko needs handkerchiefs and fans; Yangko in northern Shaanxi needs HongLing, waist drum and so on. Some dances are designed according to the choreographer's ideas and certain themes, and some props are only suitable for this kind of dance, such as guns and red flags in Red women soldiers (ballet). In addition, there are many kinds of props: costumes, headdresses, main props, scene layout and so on.