Mongolian dance has a long-standing reputation, and its most distinctive features are bright rhythm, light dance steps and unrestrained enthusiasm. Women's movements show cheerful, beautiful, warm and cheerful personality by shaking their shoulders and turning their wrists. The man's dance is tall and heroic, and his steps are light and free. With a wave of their hands and a whip, they are full of simplicity, enthusiasm, courage, ruggedness and heroism of the Mongols, showing their cheerful and open-minded personality and heroic temperament, with strong national characteristics.
Folk Dances in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China and Mongolian inhabited areas in Jilin and Heilongjiang Provinces. Mongolian dance culture is closely related to their hunting and nomadic life. The primitive dance forms of Mongolian ancestors are vividly and truly manifested in Yinshan rock paintings and Wulanchabu rock paintings carved in Neolithic Age and Bronze Age.
In ancient times, Mongolian people had many dances that imitated fierce animals, such as "Bai Haiqing" (white eagle) dance, bear dance, lion dance and deer dance. As an independent form, most of these dances have been lost, but they are still reflected in shaman dance.
Historical origin
/kloc-After the 6th century, the dances in the religious ceremonies of Lamaism and Shamanism have been developed. Tea Horse, a Lamaism dance, wears masks such as deer gods and cow gods, which is rigorous and standardized, with plot characters and diverse expressions (see Lamaism temple dance). Shamanism wizards have the characteristics of professional dancers.
Dancing and drumming in shaman religious ceremonies have high skills. Some wizards can spin hundreds of times in the same place and bend over to play drums while performing; Some drums dance around the head, neck, waist and other parts at the same time, and the dance is colorful and amazing.