It expresses the Chinese people's love for the loess land and dances wildly on the loess land, expressing their high aspirations and optimistic spirit.
On the stage, a man wearing a chest drum was sitting on the ground, and the music gave off a sense of desolation. Suddenly, with a powerful shout, the lights came on, and the dancers on the stage instantly knelt down, stood up, and leaned back, immediately creating a breathtaking momentum. The women retreated, and the men moved forward slowly with a slightly difficult but firm pace, dancing with a low center of gravity with their feet far apart. They kept beating the drums, raised their arms, and stepped their feet together, expressing their high aspirations and optimistic spirit.
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Dance "Yellow Earth", choreographed and directed by Zhang Jigang, with music by Wang Zhenning. In 1994, he won the Golden Award for "Chinese National Dance Classics of the 20th Century" and was one of Zhang Jigang's "Dedicated to My Parents" dance party.
The dance uses Shanxi thorax and waist drum Yangge as the material, blending the bitter, spicy, sour and sweet life of a nation and the spirit of self-improvement into the dance, and then reveals it through the performance of the actors, and uses extremely The strong artistic charm can move and influence people, giving people silent contemplation and long-term transformation, and then turn into moral nourishment.
In creation, the director pursues "expressing emotions through the meaning of movements." At the end of the dance, "kneel down and kneel down in your homeland", the design of the dancing image of holding loess in both hands is the highlight of the work. It sublimates the spirit of "loess land". The vast and majestic loess plateau is filled with ravines. In this piece of land, On this barren land, kind-hearted people have lived for generations.