1, a soothing melody

In the Dai dance, the dance styles of "One Shun Bian" and "Three Bends" are combined through various beautiful dance lines, mainly to show people the unique soothing melody of the Dai dance, which also reflects the Dai people's idea of harmony between man and nature in the dance, and it is easier to leave a deep impression on people.

2. Dance style

Due to the influence of living environment, people come out with their hands and feet on the same side when working, forming the characteristic of "following the edge", which is also a characteristic shape in Dai dance. In addition, the Dai people like animals and worship peacocks and elephants. The "Three Bends" dance in the Dai dance evolved from the totem worship of peacocks and elephants, which embodies the aesthetic taste of the Dai people.

3. Images of peacocks and elephants

Dai people attach importance to peacocks and elephants, so they will also incorporate some characteristics of peacocks and elephants into Dai dance. For example, the well-known peacock shape not only has beautiful dance and form, but also shows a sense of art when performing.