Yao Zu Chang gu : Ling Nan Folk Dance Performance strategies within the Zhejiang River Basin culture, Guangxi Province, China

Abstract

Yao Zu Chang gu : Lingnan Folk Dance Performance strategies within the Zhejiang River Basin culture, Guangxi Province, China. This study is a stereotyped study with the purpose of 1) the current situation of Lingnan folk dance. 2) Performance strategies of Lingnan folk dance. This study collected data from literature and from the field. The sample consisted of 3 experts, 6 practitioners and 20 people or students through interviews. The tools used were surveys, non-participant observation, structured and unstructured interview formats and the data analysis results were presented through descriptive analysis.

The study found that the Yao chief dance, as a unique form of Lingnan folk dance, contains profound historical and cultural heritage and artistic charm. Through field visits, literature research and dance performance practice, we conducted a systematic study on the performance skills, rhythm and rhythm of the Yao long drum and its combination with dance movements. The research results show that the performance strategy of the Yao long drum not only displays the aesthetic concepts and life attitudes of the Yao people, but also provides useful reference for the inheritance and development of Lingnan folk dance. This study not only enriches the theoretical research on the Yao long drum, but also provides important practical guidance for Lingnan folk dance performance art.