The ones that belong to the Tibetan dances are the String Dance, the Lusheng Dance, the Bianzhang Dance and the Peacock Dance.
1. String Dance:
This is one of the most widely spread dances among the Tibetans. It usually consists of two dancers, one of whom plays a stringed instrument and the other is responsible for the dance. During the dance, the string player will constantly change the rhythm and key of the music, allowing the dancers to show the ups and downs and versatility of life, forming spinning, leaping, jumping, flinging and other dance postures.
2. Lusheng Dance:
Lusheng is one of the traditional Tibetan musical instruments, and the Lusheng Dance is a dance accompanied by the playing of the Lusheng. When the lusheng is played, the dancers will show images of dancing dragons, lions and horses with dance movements and rhythm changes.
3, Bianjian Dance:
Bianjian Dance is a traditional dance performed by a combination of men and women. During the performance, male and female dancers hold the flat stretcher, jumping, stepping, circling, crossing and other movements, in which the male dancers play the role of a good man and the female dancers play the role of a girl.
4, Peacock Dance:
The peacock is an animal of special significance in Tibetan culture, and the Peacock Dance is a peacock-themed dance in which dancers wear colorful peacock skirts and dance on the stage to show the beauty and nobility of the peacock.
The significance and value of Tibetan dances:
1.Inheritance of culture:
These dances are an important part of the traditional culture of the Tibetans, and through the form of dances they have inherited and demonstrated the history, values, beliefs and way of life of the Tibetans, and preserved and inherited the rich cultural heritage.
2. Expression of emotions:
Dance is a very intuitive and expressive form of art, through which the Tibetan people are able to express their joys, sorrows and happiness, their love for nature and life, and their respect for gods and ancestors.
3. Social cohesion:
These dances are often performed at important festivals, weddings, celebrations and other social events, where they not only bring people together to **** together in joy and unity, but also strengthen the ties between communities, families and cultural groups.
4, religious beliefs:
Tibetan dances are often combined with religious beliefs, for example, the Peacock Dance is regarded as a sacred dance in Tibetan Buddhism, and is regarded as a way of praying for blessings and praying for refuge.