What is the difference between ballet floor mopping and Chinese classical dance floor mopping?

The differences between Chinese classical dance and ballet:

1. All ballet foot and hand positions are based on the "open" position, which has the function of external rotation of the upper and lower limbs. Features. The foot and hand positions of Chinese classical dance are based on the "open" and "off" positions. Analyzed through human anatomy, it not only has the characteristics of external rotation of the upper and lower limbs, but also has the characteristics of internal rotation. For example: when the feet are in the figure-eight and nail-step positions, the thighs and calves are externally rotated (externally opened), while in the step, lunge, and big tuck step, the legs are opened and closed (externally rotated and internally rotated). spin).

2. When ballet uses the spine, it usually uses "extension" to form a fixed axis, so the upright feeling of the human body's back is very prominent. When Chinese classical dance uses the spine, it often uses not only flexion and extension, but also gyrations and twists. For example: holding, holding, punching, and leaning are the flexion and extension of the spine. The movement of lying on the cloud uses the rotation and rotation of the spine.

3. The rhythm of ballet is clear and simple, and the expressive power is mainly on the feet of the lower body, while the upper body mostly remains upright. The rhythm of Chinese classical dance is complex and tortuous, and its expressive power lies mainly in the coordination of the upper and lower bodies.

4. Comparison between Chinese classical dance and ballet in terms of expressiveness.

⑴. A mature classical dancer shows a high degree of integration of "form, spirit, energy and rhythm" on the stage, which is an important means of expressing the body and rhythm of classical dance. This "shape, spirit, energy, and rhythm" contains the dancer's charm and intention, as well as the dancer's weight, priority, strength, length, hardness and softness of the dancer's strength.

⑵. A mature ballet dancer displays a gorgeous, noble and beautiful image on the stage. Because of the ballet training model, the four points of the dancer's upper body, namely: the shoulders and the two points above the hips, are parallel lines that cannot be tilted. Most of the traditional ballet plot routines are the love stories of princesses and princes, which makes ballet dancers perform repeated performances in a series of these plot routines: softness, gorgeousness, nobility, and kindness.

So there is a big difference between ballet and Chinese classical dance in terms of stage performance.

Chinese classical dance barre training draws on a large number of ballet foot positions and some basic training movements.

1. Foot positions: one, two, four (this position is basically difficult to use and is only used in certain highly targeted movements), five.

2. Squat: One squat, two squats, four squats, five squats.

3. Mop the floor: One person mops the floor, two mops the floor, and five mops the floor.

4. Small kicks: one small kick, two small kicks, and five small kicks.

5. One-leg squat: Single-leg squat in the fifth position, single-leg squat with half toes.

6. Small elastic legs: The small elastic legs in the fifth position.

7. Big kick: One, big kick in the fifth position.

8. Control: Five-position front, side, and rear controls, 90-degree semi-ring and full-ring control.

In the above training movements of Chinese classical dance that are borrowed from ballet, the hand position is different from that of ballet. The hand position of classical dance is more complicated than ballet

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