Zhengzhou Yifan is training dance, but it is one-on-one training, mainly national dance, classical dance and modern dance. It should be the most formal for high school students to learn dance at home, and there are three primary schools to learn.

Summary of Zhengzhou Yifan College Entrance Examination Dance Training Course: Zhengzhou Yifan College Entrance Examination Music Training Course was founded on 200 1, specializing in college entrance examination art training. All colleges and universities in China have students from our school. Our school brings together teachers who have been engaged in art examination training for many years, which not only enables candidates to learn professional knowledge systematically and comprehensively in a short time, but also provides information and related services for candidates in provincial unified examinations and single-entrance examinations, and recommends suitable institutions according to students' professional and cultural levels, effectively solving the information jam of candidates. The following is the classification and introduction of dance types:

Classical dance: based on national folk dance, it has been refined, sorted, processed and created by professional workers in past dynasties and passed down through long-term artistic practice. It is considered to be a dance with certain demonstration significance and classical style characteristics. Many countries and nations in the world have their own unique styles of classical dance.

Folk dance: it is a dance form created, accumulated and developed by the broad masses in the long historical process and widely circulated among the masses. It directly reflects people's thoughts, feelings, ideals and aspirations. Due to the differences in people's life and work style, historical and cultural mentality, customs and natural environment in different countries, nationalities and regions, different national styles and local characteristics have been formed.

Modern dance: it is a dance genre that rose in Europe and America at the end of the 9th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Its main aesthetic point of view is to oppose the formalistic tendency of classical ballet at that time, which was conformist, divorced from real life and simply pursuing skills; It is advocated to get rid of the shackles of the rigid movement procedure of classical ballet, and to express the true feelings of people freely with dance movements that conform to the laws of natural movement, and it is emphasized that dance art should reflect modern social life.