Body rhyme is a general term for dancers' posture and rhythm, and body rhyme is an important essence of China classical dance.

Han and Tang Dynasties are a school of classical dance, with the most splendid spirit and artistic temperament in ancient China as the aesthetic backbone and the music and dance cultural traditions of Han and Tang Dynasties and the forms of opera and dance since Ming and Qing Dynasties as the fulcrum.

Dunhuang dance originated from the murals of Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, and blended into the western regions and Buddhist culture, with S-shaped posture and dynamic rhythm, soft and changeable arms and trilogy body shape.

Kunqu dance originated from the traditional opera Kunqu opera, and was made by extracting excellent genes from Kunqu opera and improving it.