Personally, the emotions that the finished repertoire wants to express depends on the dancer’s own understanding of the repertoire... Taking Zanha as an example, maybe 10 people dancing will have 10 different understandings... The meaning of the word "Zanha" is as follows: "Zanha" is the transliteration of Dai language, which means "singer" and is a folk artist of the Dai people. A Dai poem says: "Singing makes people happy. Without singing songs of praise, in our lives, it is like eating vegetables without salt, or eating without glutinous rice." Salt is the first of the five flavors, and it is indispensable in any dish. Glutinous rice is the staple food of the Dai people. Zanha is regarded as an indispensable "salt" and "glutinous rice" in life, which shows the importance of Zanha to the life of the Dai people.