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20 lip 2018 · In light of the new rules, broadcasters of ‘SDC’ and ‘HBDC’ censored contestants’ dyed hair and tattoos, resulting in bizarre scenes, such as in ‘Street Dance of China,’ when a b-boy’s arm was blurred during a dance performance.
21 sty 2020 · For several years street dance and hip hop dance — the forerunners of urban dance in Asia — functioned mostly in China’s underground scene and in battles, only beginning to surface into the mainstream in recent years.
13 paź 2021 · When it comes to mixing street dance with traditional Chinese elements, contestant Ma Xiaolong is frequently mentioned by other dancers.
As breakdance moves towards a spot in the Olympics, we shine a light on the legendary dancer who built China's bboy scene from the ground up
In China, breaking and other street dance genres have gone from niche subculture to mainstream. What’s the charm of street dance? Join ThinkChina’s Yi Jina for an audio-visual immersion into this vibrant art form.
1 paź 2020 · The style and movement of breakdancing as portrayed in the movie caught the imagination and inspired an entire generation of Chinese street dance enthusiasts, with 霹雳舞 or “thunderbolt dance,” as breakdancing came to be known in China, catching on with young Chinese people looking for something new to engage with.
A village boy named Xiao Ming from Sichuan province claimed Douyin to be the original choreographer of the kemusan. His dance videos have attracted 6 million followers and nearly 80 million likes. The large number of videos and their wide circulation makes it difficult to trace the origin of the dance.
