What is the difference between Mongolian dance and Tibetan dance

1, different styles. Mongolia is a nomadic people in northern China, engaged in animal husbandry and hunting production. As a result of living in the grassland geography and climatic conditions for a long time, since ancient times, worship of heaven and earth, mountains and rivers and the eagle totem, thus forming the Mongolian dance thick, subtle, stretching, bold characteristics. The blue-faced Tibetan opera developed on the basis of white-faced Tibetan opera" is not only rich in content and wide range of subjects, but also inherits and preserves the folk dance forms such as "Buma" that existed during the Guge Dynasty. Make the folk square dance into the programmed Tibetan drama, but also cited the Tibetans favorite folk music, so that the Tibetan opera circulated in the Tibetan folk long lasting.

2, categorized differently. Mongolian dance is mainly divided into Andai, top bowl dance, chopstick dance, cup dance, jousting, Pushuer music dance, circle dance, and different. Tibetan dance, in general, can be divided into two categories: national folk self-indulgence dance and religious dance. These two types of dances have their own rich cultural connotations, beautiful and elegant dancing and unique dance styles and forms. The Qiangm belongs to the most important temple ritual dance in the category of religious dance.

3, different historical origins: Mongolian dance: after the 16th century, Lamaism and shamanism religious ceremonies in the development of dance. Wearing a deer god, cow god and other masks of the Lamaist dance Chama ", program rigorous and standardized, with plot and characters, a variety of methods of expression (see the Lamaist temple dance). Tibetan Dance: Tibetan folk dances for self-indulgence can be divided into two main categories: the Harmony and the Zhuo. Harmony" is mainly a form of collective song and dance that has been passed down in Tibetan folklore. Later on, simple upper limb movements, in-situ rotation and formation changes were added, and it became a form of labor song and dance in which men and women alternated and sang and danced. This labor song and dance has been put on the stage today, becoming a memorial to the art of labor in history.