1, Mongolian dance is a folk dance in China, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other Mongolian-inhabited provinces. Mongolian folk dance is enthusiastic and powerful. Mongolian folk dance imitates vigorous geese and lively and diverse horse stance just look. The musical characteristics of Mongolian folk dance are passionate, vigorous and cheerful, full of grassland customs and rich flavor of life. The mode is mostly feathering mode, and the music is wide. The music of "Ma bu" or "Ma bu" is lively and jumping, and the dance music with the theme of geese is mostly folk songs. The free rhythm of loose boards is often used to set off the artistic conception of vast grasslands, and wrestling dances are generally held on festivals.
2. The primitive people of Xinjiang dance are Uighurs, with lively and graceful dance, brisk and dexterous pace, and meticulous use of various parts of the body, especially rich changes in wrists and dances. The female dance is graceful and stretched, and the male dance is vigorous and powerful, with a strong western style, which can be divided into Sainaim dance, Sama dance and Daolang dance.
3. The main characteristics of Tibetan dance are trembling, opening, sliding, left and winding, also known as the five elements of Tibetan dance. Different from other dance forms, Tibetan dance has strong national characteristics, freedom and unrestrained, and rich cultural connotation. Tibetan dance can be roughly divided into two categories: folk self-entertainment dance and religious dance, both of which are equally swaying.