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In the United States, cars and American cars are an important part of life, if you don't have a car, everyone will think that he is poor, even if a person is poor, but if he has a car, he will not feel poor. Henry Ford was the first person to start mass-producing cars, he probably didn't know that he would affect the car culture in the United States, the car made the United States a nation on wheels, and at the same time made the United States what it is today, there are three main reasons why cars have become so popular in the United States, first of all, the country is big, Americans like to move around, cars provide the cheapest and most comfortable mass transportation system, and with cars, you can go anywhere without spending a lot of money.

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Ice dancing was developed from ballroom dancing, especially the waltz, and it was very popular in the early 90s of the twentieth century. It requires good training and precise steps, coordination with dance partners, and a good sense of rhythm. Ice dancing is different from figure skating in that the limit cannot exceed the shoulders of the male partner, and there are no jumps.

One skate must be left on the ice at all times.

The second stage: the ice dance competition consists of three parts: the prescribed dance, the creative choreography and the free dance. In the prescribed moves, all competition partners perform two dances chosen by ISU, such as waltz, tango or polkadot.

The prescribed movements include a number of routines – the partners are required to perform and repeat the dance steps in the designated area of the arena (i.e., the steps must be stepped on a point and not overstepped). Even if the steps are prescribed, the dancers are encouraged to express their artistic charm. The score for each prescribed movement dance is 15% of the final score.

The third paragraph: Choreographed dance. It is recognized as the original model dance. The ISU publishes an accompaniment of a certain tempo and melody, which requires the dancers to design their own performance based on this passage. Choreographers score 35% of the total score, and the dancers' choreography and presentation are scored.

Fourth paragraph: In the free dance, the participating partners can choose their own performance. Scores include presentation, style, and difficulty. The score for the free dance is 50% of the final score

Ice dances from ballroom dancing, waltzes and special, were very popular at the beginning of the century. It requires well-trained, precise footwork, steps that integrate (coordinate) each other, and a good sense of rhythm and rhyme. Ice dancing differs from pair skating in that ice dancers are limited in that they do not have lifts higher than the person's shoulders and do not jump.

A skating ice must be at all times.

The ice dance competition is made up of three main parts: prescribed movements (prescribed dance), primitive dance, and free dance. In the prescribed movements, two dances must be performed on selected bodies, for example, waltz, tango, or polka.

The prescribed movements contain set patterns in which the dancers and repeat the steps at certain points on the stage. Although the steps are predetermined, dancers are encouraged to perform their artistic charm (charisma). Each forced dance counts as 15 percent of a pair's final score.

The original dance, formerly known as the original frame dance, requires competitors to design their own performance with the ** of their choice, set to the speed and rhythm announced by the International Skating Union. It accounts for 35 percent of the final score, the score obtained by the contestant is composed and presented.

In the free dance, the partners perform a dance that they choose **. The scoring method and style they receive as well as the technical value. This dance counts as 50 percent of the final score.

First paragraph: Ice dancing was born from ballroom dancing, especially the waltz, which was popular in the early 19th century. It requires well-trained, precise footwork, coordination of each other's dance steps, and a good sense of rhythm and rhythm.

Ice dancing differs from pair skating in that the ice dancer cannot be lifted above the shoulders of the male partner, and the ice dancer cannot jump. One skate must be on the ice at all times (note, i.e. not with both feet off the ground).

The second stage: the ice dance competition is made up of three main parts: the prescribed dance, the primitive dance, and the free dance.

In the prescribed dance, a pair of dancers must perform two dances selected by the International Skating Union (ISU), for example, a waltz, tango, or polka. The prescribed dance consists of a set mode, in which the dancer must repeat a set of steps and rhythms on the stage. Although the steps are predetermined, the dancers are encouraged to show off their artistic charm.

Each prescribed dance is scored at 15% of the final score.

Paragraph 3: Original Dance (Exact Translation, or Original Western Dance Music?) Formerly known as the Original Set Pattern Dance (I don't know how to translate this), competitors were asked to design their own performance with the ** of their choice, but to fit the pace and rhythm announced by the International Skating Union.

It accounts for 35 percent of the final score. Contestants are scored on pieces and performances (i.e., judges score based on pieces and dancers' performances).

Fourth paragraph: In the free dance, the pair performs a dance of their own choosing, and they are rated for their performance and style, as well as for their technical merit. This dance counts as 50 percent of the final score.