Belly dance and Indian dance are both ancient civilizations with a long history. Religiously, the main religion in the Middle East is Islam, and India believes in Buddhism. Both dances are closely related to local religious culture. The Arab region in the Middle East is the birthplace of belly dance. In the local area, people call this dance Oriental Dance, which is a well-known dance and a reserved program for people at various festivals and family gatherings. People mainly express their cheerful mood by shaking (that is, sago) and twisting in dance, so both men, women and children can express their feelings at home with this dance. In India, the oldest dance is Brahman dance, which is widely used in religious activities. In dance, various gestures and ever-changing eyes are mainly used to reflect the worship of God, and the musical styles in the Middle East, Arabia and India are also quite different.