Xinjiang dance is closely combined with folk music. In accompaniment music, the punctuality rhythm is often used to deal with the weak beat in a powerful artistic way, so as to highlight the charm and national characteristics of dance. The basic feature of dance modeling is to hold your head high and stand tall. There are movements from the head, shoulders, waist, arms, elbows, knees and toes in the dance. When performing, combined with the use of eyes, you can express various emotions. Through the contrast changes in different ranges, and the unique decorative movements such as "neck shifting", "finger snapping" and "wrist turning", the dance has formed the style charm of being passionate but not frivolous, steady, delicate and not trivial. Trembling is a characteristic movement in Uygur folk dance. Regular continuous shaking of knees or instantaneous shaking of changing movements make the dance movements soft and natural. Rotation is the most commonly used technique in Uygur folk dance. Require fast, colorful and abrupt. The characteristics of Xinjiang dance are inseparable from its geographical location, historical conditions and cultural influence. Uighurs are an ancient nation with a long history. They first lived in the northern grassland of China, then migrated to the western regions, and gradually developed from nomadic grassland life to settled agricultural life. Uighurs have experienced nomadic, animal husbandry, farming and other stages of economic life. Once believed in shaman, mani, Buddha and other religions. The economic life and religious beliefs in different stages of development in Xinjiang have formed national folk stage performing arts with typical styles and various forms.