/kloc-after the 0/7th century, the art of dance has made new progress. The court dance adds some movements, such as half-tiptoe, sliding, crossing feet, and some small steps. The communication between male and female partners is no longer a rigid and stylized action. Dances performed at various dances have certain routines, with slow and solemn dances at the beginning, lively and cheerful dances in the middle and complicated dances at the end, with some jumping and rotating movements. /kloc-the representative dance of the 0/7th century is the minuet.

18~ 19 th century, all kinds of dances are still popular in the upper class, including celebration dances, balls and masquerade balls. Some singers and professional dancers attended the dance. Dance began to serve some contents, such as praising the king, the army and the motherland. Under the personal leadership of Louis XIV of France, the development of court dance exceeded the historical level, with luxurious stage lighting and scenery, colorful costumes and a fixed action pattern. Louis XIV also established the Royal Dance School, which specializes in teaching court dance. At that time, there were two popular dances: Gavit and Gailhard.