Chinese Folksdance And Group Dance
Flower in the Rain
A type of Chinese folk dance, Flower in the Rain is a beautiful umbrella dance that originates from the Dai people, which is one of the 56 ethnic groups in China. They inhabit Yunnan Province, which is in the southwestern area of China. Currently, there are over 300 kinds of Dai dances that have been passed down from as early as 2,000 years ago.
The Girl in the Neighborhood
The Girl in the Neighborhood is another type of Dai dance. This solo portrays the happiness of a girl who grows up full of joy and hope in her neighborhood.
Chinese Classical Group Dances
In several Chinese group dances that consisted of 20 to 40 people, I performed as a soloist role. Below, I have included performance pictures of some group dances, including “I Love You, China,” “Homecoming After the War,” “Swan,” “Yellow River,” “Moon Behind the Bamboo,” “Lady Buddha a Thousand Arms.”
Love You, China
Homecoming After the War
Mongolian Folk Dance — Swan
Yellow River
Moon Behind the Bamboos
Lady Buddha with Thousand Arms
Mongolia Folk Dance — Auspicious Grassland
