Red women soldiers is a revolutionary modern ballet adapted from the film of the same name. "Red women soldiers" combines the techniques of western ballet with the expressive techniques of China national dance, and integrates Chinese and western cultures into the field of ballet art. The music in "Red women soldiers" includes "Lien to a Female Soldier" and "Wanquan River is Clear to the Bottom".

The ballet "Red women soldiers" is regarded as a landmark work in the history of China ballet. With its touching plot, magnificent scenes, vivid characters and the regional customs of Hainan Island, it has become an eternal classic symbol of China ballet in the hearts of the audience.

The combination of western art form and China's red story endows the red female soldier with extraordinary significance. For many audiences, The Red women soldiers has become a cultural symbol, a classic stage art masterpiece and a symbol of China ballet.

A Brief Introduction to Dance Drama Red women soldiers;

This dance drama is divided into seven acts, telling the story of Qionghua, a maid who escaped from the bully Nanba Tianfu. With the help of Hong Changqing, the representative of the Red Army, and his comrades-in-arms, she gradually changed from a country girl in bad karma to a staunch revolutionary soldier through the battle of blood and fire. This dance drama vividly depicts the magnificent picture of China women's indomitable revolutionary spirit.

The ballet was first performed in 1964, and was made into a film as a "model play" in 1970 and shown in the whole country. Since then, this ballet has been staged in more than 20 countries, such as the United States, Britain, Russian, Danish and Israeli, and won a great international reputation for China Ballet.