Yingge Dance: a folk dance taking China by storm
Zhu Ying
Zhou Shengjie
14:14 UTC+8, 2025-02-10
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This Spring Festival, a Yingge Dance team brought their electrifying performance to Shanghai, captivating crowds with this vibrant national intangible cultural heritage.
Zhu Ying
Zhou Shengjie
14:14 UTC+8, 2025-02-10
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Shot by Zhou Shengjie. Edited by Zhou Shengjie. Reported by Zhu Ying. Subtitles by Zhou Shengjie.
The Yingge Dance, or "dance to the hero's song," is a dynamic folk art form blending opera, dance, and acrobatic movements. Popular in south China's Guangdong Province, this centuries-old tradition dates back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and is often performed during traditional festivals. In recent years, it has gone viral online, captivating audiences with its powerful rhythms and vibrant choreography.
This Chinese New Year, a Yingge Dance team from Chaoyang, Shantou brought the electrifying performance to Shanghai, drawing crowds and igniting even more enthusiasm for this national intangible cultural heritage.
Source: SHINE
Editor: Shi Jingyun
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