Students from Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine recently performed a street dance program, which incorporated the traditional fitness method of China, Wuqinxi. This move is indeed the inheritance of China's traditional culture. Wuqinxi is a traditional health-preserving kung fu used to exercise in China. There are fewer people studying martial arts now than in ancient times, and modern people prefer singing and dancing. And college students can bring little-known traditional culture to the public more intuitively by integrating Wuqinxi into popular street dance and adding fitness movements to dynamic melody.

China has been up and down for 5,000 years, and there are countless traditional cultures. Unfortunately, some of them have disappeared in the long river of history because of the fracture of inheritance. If these traditional cultures can be integrated with modern culture, it will help people to have a deeper understanding of traditional culture. Only a wide range of communication channels can lead more people to understand the past and the tradition, and then lead people to study and explore in depth.

Traditional culture is not complacent, does not protect the ancient inheritance, and is unwilling to change at all. With the development of society, traditional culture is also merging with modernity in order to further develop. Just like Wuqinxi, some people may find it boring simply to learn the movements of Wuqinxi, but students like Hunan University of Chinese Medicine add the movements of Wuqinxi to street dance, which is more energetic and interesting to learn with the music. While dancing street dance, people also learned Wuqinxi, which is beneficial to human health.

The integration of wuqinxi into street dance is not the first time for modern people to join the tradition. Many arts have this phenomenon of blending ancient and modern. There are dancers who integrate China calligraphy into modern dance, and singers who add Chinese style to songs. They are the inheritors of China's traditional culture. As young people living in 2 1 century, although we are more exposed to modern civilization, we have not forgotten the wisdom of our ancestors. After all, there is still a lot of ancient knowledge that modern people can't interpret so far. The culture and experience handed down by the ancients are worth studying and discussing, taking its essence and discarding its dross. In the future, these cultures will be carried forward by the younger generation.