Guo Xie de Guo Yu Zhuang

The Tibetan people are warm, cheerful and uninhibited. They live freely, accompanied by singing and dancing. In Tibetan areas, every holiday, wherever you go, you can see men, women and children, holding hands and dancing. Every autumn harvest season. In the afternoon, young men and women sang and danced together. In pastoral areas, interesting bonfire parties are often held, and people sing and dance all night. In the town, when the weather is warm, people will go out with their families and drink Karin's highland barley wine. Dance folk dance, from morning till night, and go home happily. In Tibetan areas, singing the right songs and dancing in circles is a mass hobby and entertainment.

Guo Xie and Guo Zhuang are both group dances. Tibetan is called "Zhuo" dance and Chinese is called "Guo Zhuang". It is a comprehensive performing art form including speaking, singing, dancing and acrobatics. Its main component is the bell and drum. During the performance, men hold bronze bells and women raise their hands to beat drums, and the dance moves from slow to fast. Commonly used stunts include "turning over from the top of the drum", "jumping on the body" and "turning over on one leg". When jumping, everyone is holding hands, holding hands, singing and dancing, stopping for the festival, singing in groups, and making the rhythm sound of "taking a break" and "music". People gathered around the campfire, and men and women lined up, singing and dancing. There are all kinds of fruits, pots and pans, including sacrifices, celebrations, weddings, competitions and so on, among which the competition in the village is the most exciting. There is no limit to the number of people who can dance fruit harmony and Guo Zhuang. You don't usually need company. When dancing, men and women join hands and follow the dancers in a circle, singing and dancing, stamping the ground for the festival, singing in groups, jumping from sunset to night and from midnight to dawn. People use singing and dancing to eliminate labor fatigue and express their feelings of loving their hometown and nature; Young men and women even pour out their love by singing and dancing.

Guo Xie and Guo Zhuang are a kind of circle dance popular in Tibetan areas. Generally speaking, in the vast agricultural areas of the Yarlung Zangbo River basin, this round dance is called "fruit harmony"; In Changdu area and Sichuan, Yunnan and other Tibetan areas, it is called "Guozhuang". Fruit harmony and pot villages in Tibetan areas have their own characteristics. Among them, the black boy in Batang is the most colorful, the pot village in Changdu is the most wonderful, and the fruit harmony in Shannan is the most local. Guo Zhuang dance is soft with softness, and the steps are light and concise. Guozhuang dance is deeply loved by ethnic minorities in the west, with a history of thousands of years and profound cultural heritage. It is the most unaccompanied group dance with Tibetan characteristics.