What dances were there in the 80s? The hottest dance of the 70s

Glass Dancing There are also very popular break dances.

Break dancing. When break dancing swept the country, many boys liked to wear high-top sneakers, tie the trousers in the shoes, and wear motorcycle gloves with small holes in the half-section. Breaking originated in the United States by James Browder, a black American singer on the East Coast.

Space Step. In the 80s of the last century, when many pop singers were still delighting the audience with their own break dancing, Jackson was shocked again with his re-created "space step", his dance integrated too many elements, not only unconventional but also difficult, and the movements he designed in the dance even violated the physiology of the human body, which was very peculiar and gave people a mystery-like feeling.

The so-called space walk (also translated as "moonwalk", is actually a visual illusion effect, that is, first use the toe of one foot to support the ground, the leg arched, and the heel should be raised as high as possible; Slide the other foot back with the sole of the foot on the ground, about 1 cm between the feet, and the heel of the slide is raised, and the foot of the previous support slides backwards, and so on. The history of this dance step dates back to 1955.

In the 80s, group dances were more popular. Stage dance: "Golden Shuttle", "Silver Shuttle", Japanese dance "Cherry Blossoms" and so on.

"Seventy Years of Chinese Dance" selects the major events that occurred in the dance world from 1949 to 2019 year by year, showing that dance art always follows the footsteps of the country and represents the spirit of the times, such as the song and dance "Long Live the People's Victory" created to celebrate the founding of New China in 1949, the first dance drama "Dove of Peace" after the founding of New China in 1950, and the establishment of "Dance Class" and "Dance Research Class" in 1951 heralded the development of professional dance art education in New China. Tell the story of Chinese dance and walk with New China;

"Seventy Years of Chinese Dance Roots" shows that China's dance creation draws inspiration from rich traditional culture and folk culture, and traces back to the classics by displaying Chinese ethnic and folk dances, Chinese classical dance works and traditional props;

Seventy Years of Chinese Dance has continuously renovated the definition of dance through 70 years of dance creation, and generation after generation of dancers have continuously launched masterpieces that have witnessed the historical development of dance such as "Spirit of the Sparrow", "Hope", "Walking, Running, Jumping" with the help of the All-Army Literary and Art Performance, the National Minority Literary and Art Performance, the National Dance Competition, and the Chinese Dance "Lotus Award".

From the "Baolian Lantern" created in the fifties and sixties of the last century to the award-winning "Heavenly Road" and other dance dramas, the stage art hand-drawn manuscripts and sand tables, hand-drawn costumes and modeling headdresses are presented one by one, showing the wonderful behind-the-scenes of the dance.

Classical Chinese dance was founded in the fifties and was once called "opera dance" by some. It itself is a mixture between opera and dance, that is to say, it has not yet been completely transformed from opera, called opera, and it has removed the most important singing and chanting in opera; Saying that it is a dance, it also maintains a lot of the original state of opera. The dance moves that have been handed down are leaky.

Most of them are preserved in opera dances; Some dance postures and shapes are preserved in China's cave murals, sculptures, portrait stones, portrait bricks, terracotta figurines, as well as paintings and ornamental dance images on various unearthed cultural relics; There are also a large number of specific descriptions of past dance images in Chinese literary and historical sources. Chinese dancers began to perform classical Chinese dance in the 50s of the 20th century.

The research, collation, reproduction and development of Chi Sodou have made great achievements, established a set of Chinese classical dance teaching materials, created a large number of dance and dance drama works with Chinese classical dance style, and formed the aesthetic characteristics of delicate and mellow, rigid and soft, scene blending, skill combination, and perfect harmony and high unity of essence, qi, spirit and hands, eyes, body, law and steps.

Since the end of the 50s, Chinese mainland has been blowing a "pompous wind", and many performance groups and mass art venues have been abolished, these factors have deeply restricted the development of mass dance. Instead, there are some conceptual and labeled dance forms such as "Dance to Eliminate the Four Evils" and "Dance to Catch Rats".