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Red female soldier nouns explain the history of China dance.
The ballet Red women soldiers was adapted by Li Chengxiang from the film of the same name. Created and performed by the ballet of the Central Opera and Dance Theatre, starring Liu Qingtang, Wu and others. In addition to the preface, the whole play is divided into six scenes. It tells the story of Qionghua, the slave of Nanba Tianjia, a big landlord, who escaped from the unearthed prison because of unbearable oppression and torture, and later went to the revolutionary base to join the female soldier company, finally defeating the enemy and leading the female soldier to move on. This play is a masterpiece of China's ballet, which is deeply loved by the people of China and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad. 1964 "Red women soldiers" is the masterpiece of Secondary Eight. The story is based on the heroic deeds of the female soldier company of the Red Army in Hainan Island in the 1930s. It lasted for 40 years and became popular all over the world, creating the classic myth of Dongfanghong Ballet.

The artistic achievements of Red women soldiers: First of all, it successfully depicts China's characters in the form of ballet, showing the plot and conflict of ballet. The characters in the dance drama all have specific dance styles and action vocabulary. Secondly, according to the needs of the characters and the plot, the play borrowed China's dance elements and innovated ballet vocabulary. In addition, the whole drama not only has a tense plot development, but also has a perfect group dance design that conforms to the plot development. In addition, the stage art design effect is amazing, and the music melody is catchy, which conforms to the law of dance drama performance. All these make this play a bright pearl of China ballet, which occupies an extremely important position in the history of China ballet and world ballet.