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Six categories of square dance
1, basic dance steps: including the practice of various basic dance steps, such as stepping, jumping and turning. , and some simple combination actions.

2. Chacha dance: Chacha dance is a very popular dance in square dance. Its beautiful and smooth dance steps and movements require dancers to have a certain sense of rhythm and coordination.

3. Slow-shake dance: Slow-shake dance is relatively slow, paying more attention to the stretching of the body and the expression of the dancer, requiring the dancer to have certain flexibility.

4. Tango: Tango is a relatively advanced dance in square dance. Its dance steps and movements are very complicated, which requires dancers to have strong skills and coordination.

5. Swing dance: Swing dance is also a popular dance in square dance. Its lively dance steps and movements require dancers to have a good sense of rhythm and flexibility.

6. Ethnic Dance: The square dance is also full of dances with various ethnic elements, such as Mongolian dance and Tibetan dance. The dance steps and movements are very distinctive and attractive.

Square dance is the largest system in dance art, named after gathering in the square, which integrates self-entertainment and performance, with group dance as the main performance form and fitness as the main purpose. Including Jiamusi dance, dam dance, sailor dance and so on.

Square dance is a rhythmic dance that residents spontaneously perform in squares, dams and other open spaces for the purpose of fitness, usually accompanied by high-decibel and rhythmic music.

Square dance is spontaneously organized by the masses in public places. Most of the participants are middle-aged and elderly people, most of whom are aunts. Square dance is a dance created by non-professional dancers and belongs to the general public. Because of different nationalities, regions and groups, the dance forms of square dance are also different.