The first paragraph: first stand up and put your hands on your chest.
The second paragraph: Keep your hands away from your chest, spread out, and swing naturally at your sides.
The third paragraph: After jumping a few steps, you start to complete a rotation with a "left fork" action. With the rotation, the arms are raised to the top of the head with the music, showing a beautiful arc.
The fourth paragraph: the right foot takes a step forward continuously, and then the left hand jumps in steps, and at the same time completes a "right fork" arm movement, and the arm swings downward toward the palm.
The fifth paragraph: After jumping on the floor, look back at the audience in a small range with the previous jumping action, and complete the rotating animation in synchronization with the dancer's graceful dance.
In short, in order to perform the classic folk dance "Where is Spring", we need to focus on the coordination of beat, jump and rotation, as well as the range of arm movements. Through continuous training and strengthening dance accomplishment and expressive force, this classic Chinese painting can be perfectly interpreted.