Girls who like ballet are not very beautiful

Girls who like ballet have beautiful souls, they like ballet, they love ballet because they yearn for beauty and nobility. As for whether it is beautiful or not, it depends on the innate, and it has little to do with ballet.

It doesn't have to be pretty.

But all very temperamental.

And practice ballet girls.

The mind is also beautiful.

Because ballet is a high art.

Academics are also not vulgar.

Otherwise, you will never be able to practice.

Not necessarily, but the girls who dance ballet are very temperamental.

Girls who like ballet don't have to be pretty, and they don't have to be pretty.

Pretty face and her profession have nothing to do with her hobby, except for the hobby of grooming.

I think the real charm doesn't depend on dress and makeup, but on whether she looks good naturally.

Of course, it is also important to know how to dress up.

The physical conditions for studying ballet professionally are small heads, long hands, long feet, and long necks, of course, the facial features should be relatively upright, but whether they are beautiful or not depends on the individual's standards. But those who study ballet will walk with a big figure-eight on their feet.

Not necessarily, but it won't be ugly, the temperament is good, the figure is good, and some mm force is not used in the right place, which will lead to a slightly developed leg muscles...

I studied ballet for 5 years

I don't think I'm pretty

But I think I'm more temperamental

Everybody says I'm cute

I've been studying for so long, and I'm not bored at all

And the teachers who taught me were very temperamental

She's 40 and she looks like she thought she was 32

Of course, liking ballet is not something I have learned

Ballet is a dance that shapes temperament

But you didn't study ballet

It doesn't have to be pretty.

It's up to you whether you're beautiful or not

Not necessarily, not necessarily in shape, you have to learn and not just like it, and I think the thighs dancing ballet are fat and not good-looking! (I'm a Chinese dancer myself).

Not necessarily, but there are certainly certain advantages to temperament and shape.

The temperament will be a little different, and then the figure will be very outstanding, which will naturally give people a different feeling. But comparing whether you dance ballet or not has nothing to do with looks.

However, many dancers (not necessarily ballet) are very beautiful, because those who are not too beautiful or too fat are generally reluctant to learn, but after all, this is not absolute.

So the conclusion is that the dancers are generally pretty, but not absolutely.

Not necessarily. But the body lines should all be good.

It looks elegant. There are flags.

At least it makes people feel an inner beauty.

I think it's noble, it's elegant, it's beautiful, and I'm a ballet.

The temperament and figure must be very good, but the long one is not necessarily!

I don't agree with the upstairs, the ballet dancer is just very temperamental.

Of course, but I'm sure you'll be more beautiful when you dance.

It doesn't seem to be tall, and it's very thin and light, and it doesn't necessarily look beautiful, it varies from person to person! The waist and limbs are very straight.

It's temperamental, and it's in good shape.

Not necessarily. Isn't there some fat mm jumping on Swan Lake?

Elegance. Elegance means that the dancer, both male and female, should be symmetrically open from the shoulders, chest, hips, knees and ankles, especially the feet should be opened 180 degrees outward. Position your feet and in any movement require your legs to be open outwards from your hips.

When the legs are turned outward, the dancer's body line can be extended to the greatest extent, thereby expanding the range of movement space, increasing the amplitude and expressiveness of the movement, and making the movement posture more elegant.

Temperamental. The ballet dancer's spine (back) should be straight up, and the performer should tuck his abdomen and not hunch his back and pout his buttocks. The correct center of gravity of the body and the erection of the upper body form of the performers are very important in ballet.

Because ballet pays great attention to the beauty of form, after all, ballet is the first in the European court, and it pays great attention to aristocratic style and style.

What does a little girl dance ballet like like is as follows:

1. Cultivate sentiment. <>

Ballet also trains children to be hardworking, emotionally stable, well-mannered, independent thinkers, and valuable to any society and in any environment. Although ordinary children only learn as a hobby, in the learning process, the edification of children's sentiments is more important than the training of movement skills.

2. Enhance the sense of rhythm and improve coordination.

The dance course is divided into classes according to the divergent level and spring and autumn, and the dance steps are combined with the best choreographed movements of the course, so the rhythm is simple and clear, easy to grasp, and can improve the sense of rhythm. In order to enable students to truly appreciate and grasp the movements, the movements will be adjusted from time to time to create divergent combinations, so that the brains can be used around the exposer and improve the coordination of the body.

3. Practice patience and judgment will.

Ballet training is not as fast as painting and singing, to dance well, not overnight, children need a period of time to figure out the relationship between movement skills and induction** and movements, so as to express the movement and bring out their own thoughts, can practice patience and will Because determine their own expression policy, get used to communicating with others, but also improve their choice of beliefs.

Nowadays, ballet is a combination of classical ballet, modern dance and folk dance, which not only enhances the general knowledge and fun of learning ballet, but also broadens the scale of their thinking. It can also boost children's courage and self-confidence. <>

4. Tall figure and dignified demeanor.

When a child learns ballet, it is good for his bone development and physical fitness. Through training, the child can be corrected. Poor posture and shape, whether standing or sitting, can keep the child upright and dignified.

A whole-body balanced exercise like ballet is especially good for a child's bone development.

5. Improve temperament and enhance self-confidence.

Ballet is actually a training that is both inside and out. It not only makes people have an elegant posture, but also improves people's temperament and makes people full of confidence. In the teaching process, the teacher constantly emphasized "How beautiful, like a little princess!"

This purposeful positive affirmation and reminder makes the child feel that he is beautiful and proud like a princess!

And the training also needs ** accompaniment, which is more of a comprehensive training in art. Long-term "edification", the body and temperament have been trained. From this point of view, ballet as a way to tone the body and enhance temperament can be learned by anyone who takes it randomly.

What are some of your favourite ballet pieces? Why do you like it?

Christian Lacroix, the costume designer of the Paris Opera Ballet's "Jewels", is the same repertoire, different dance companies, and even different dancers in the same dance company, the dance skirts will be a little different, so appreciating the costumes is also one of the enjoyments of ballet. Don't look at this skirt ordinary, some ** also reach tens of thousands. Taking the Giselle dress in the first act of "Giselle" as an example, we can enjoy the following very representative dance dresses.

The beautiful and classic **ballet** is not only a foil to the dance, **the works have great independence, such as Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake", "The Nutcracker" and "The Sleeping Beauty"** have the power to shock people when listened to alone. Not all of the Chixiang Ballets are created for ballet, Xu Jianluo Boduo Ballet chose famous works as the soundtrack of his works, such as Balanchine's "Jewels" three parts respectively chose Frey, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky ** as the soundtrack. Balanchine's "Jewels" contains three parts: Emeralds, Rubys, and Diamonds, such as Giselle's **, which is a very popular work in addition to the three works of Tchaikovsky, composed by Adolphe Adolphe