Night Rain in Guo Zhuang, Lhasa is a poetic and emotional Tibetan dance music. Taking the rainy night in Lhasa as the background, the life and feelings of Tibetan people in the rainy night are described through beautiful melody and dance movements.
Guozhuang dance is a traditional Tibetan dance, which originated in the countryside and is deeply loved by people. The name of Guozhuang Dance comes from the form of dancing around cooking utensils, which has a long history and can be traced back to the ancient Tibetan culture period. Guozhuang dance is a kind of group dance. People form a circle and dance hand in hand.
Night Rain in Lhasa is a kind of pottery dance that depicts the night in Lhasa. On rainy nights, Tibetans sit around the campfire, holding hands and dancing with each other. The sound of rain ticking adds more musical elements to the dance and creates a poetic and romantic atmosphere.
In the dance, the dancers of pottery dance form a circle hand in hand and dance with the rhythm of music. Their movements are elegant and powerful, sometimes striding forward and sometimes turning back, showing the tenacity and courage of the Tibetan people in the rainy night.
The emotional expression in Rainy Night in Lhasa is also very profound. On rainy nights, Tibetan people express their love for life and reverence for nature through dancing. Their dance movements are full of emotion and strength, which makes the audience feel the unique charm and profound connotation of Tibetan culture.
The characteristics of guozhuang dance:
1. The dance of Guozhuang Dance is beautiful, soft and natural, with strong expressive force and appeal. Dancers use various parts of their bodies, such as waist, shoulders, arms and wrists, as well as steps and turns, to express the Tibetan people's love for life and awe of nature.
2. Pot dance has strong national characteristics and local cultural connotation. The tunes of Guozhuang Dance are mostly Tibetan folk songs and folk music, and the lyrics involve the life, history and culture of Tibetan people. Through dance movements and musical melodies, ceramic dance shows the diligence, courage, wisdom and kindness of the Tibetan people.
3. Pot Dance is a group dance, which requires dancers to join hands and form a circle to dance together. This dance form not only enhances the team spirit of dancers, but also creates a harmonious and joyful atmosphere. In the process of dancing, everyone is important and contributes to the perfect presentation of the whole dance.
4. Guozhuang Dance has a broad mass base and inheritance. Pot dance originated in rural areas and is deeply loved and welcomed by Tibetan people. After being passed down from generation to generation, Guozhuang dance has been inherited and carried forward, and it has become one of the treasures of China national dance art. ..