yes, it is dunhuang style, which is based on 6th century and 7th century paintings in Dunhuang, where ancient Chinese imported indian religion and arts ❤
The dancers are obviously hugely talented, but for me it was really the costumes that elevated this performance to something almost otherworldly. The colors, the selective sheerness, the ombre shading, the drape, all of it looks like some ancient paintings just walked off the wall and began to live and move. Incredible.
That's what also cought my eye.. All amazing but the costum and the colours gave it a whole new dimension.. I'm sure that was the intention also 💚👌👌🫶👏👏👏👏
For those versed in theater design, the lighting shifts also could make or break this mystique. If ALL of these talents were not so remarkably balanced with equal sensitivity, it would not have worked equally as well. Superb balance and direction and produ ction ethics can be sublime, and certainly were here.
I agree with you. Fighting over borders that the British carved up to make us fight - as they have done throughout the world. India and China's governments will actually get closer going forward, promise. But on an on-the-ground level, Indians will continue to really dislike China, simply because their media says so. It's a good tool to use to unite Indians, make them strive to succeed, etc. On the other hand I don't believe Chinese dislike Indians at all. Call me biased, but the hatred is very one sided
The is an evidence of a cultural connection, not of co-existence. Indian and Chinese civilizations never really came in contact in the history until China occupied Tibet.
@@supahsmashbro Indians don't "dislike" Chinese people but that Chinese state. Two very different things. And you are biased. Chinese look down upon India and Indians. They think Indians are some tribals living in a jungle. That outlook is what is very one sided.
@@supahsmashbro Wait till you see all the youtube channels that blindly praise China and say they're winning against the US in everything, and find some time and space to create videos hating on India as well. Go there and see what Chinese people think of Indians.
It's very similar to indian dance kathak with some elements of bharatnatyam (because people don't fold feet while performing kathak) whatever it is it's beautiful lots of love and respect from india keep the art and culture alive ❤ music is very similar to indian instruments and somewhere even attire yet it carries a hint of chinese culture love from india 🇮🇳
This is a dance about Buddhist mythology, because Buddhism originated from India, and of course these dances will have the characteristics of Indian culture.
Kathak originated from Uttar Pradesh... which is Northern India. Please educate yourself and leave the conversation for the educated to speak if you don't know what you're talking about.@@saddha1
Dunhuang is located in Gansu Province, China. It has been an important city on China's Silk Road since ancient times. Due to the close commerce with various places, from China to Islamic countries, to Europe, and then to Buddhism, it has been influenced by many cultures. It is the treasure and wealth of human tolerance, wisdom and culture。
@@catherinedubrovna7756 it also has cool caves in which ancient Buddhist scriptures were hidden, if I'm not mistaken - not that I've had the chance to go, but it's definitely an extremely evocative sounding ancient Silk Road desert place, and i believe it also has some really interesting geological formations.
@@brendanhynes1252 Yes the dance has Indian influence. But it is not Indian. Just like Japanese and Korean cultures have Chinese influences but they are not Chinese.
To be able to dance around, maintain balance and remember the choreography without looking even one bit tired? These ladies are truly athletes! Very beautiful performance 🖤👏🏻
Might I add that THEIR FEET ARE CLOTHED AND THAT MEANS THAT THEY DON'T HAVE THE NATURAL GRIPPINESS OF SKIN??????? these are some crazy women and I am all here for it.
And they do that very well, because I didn't know what this dance is about, but I recognized a peacock in the 4 ladies. Thanks to China for her beauty.
They are depicting Kalavinka, the celestial Human-Bird in Buddhism, who flies freely in Western Heaven. Your comment is especially interesting because we Buddhists have been debating whether this bird is a singular creature, or is it a tribe (meaning there are probably many of them).
The transition to/from a single entity at the beginning and towards the end of the performance is absolutely stunning as well as enchanting. The flow of the dance movements are flawless and imply connectedness even when the dancers separated.
@@harikuang maybe a group of individual Kavalinka can also be united by a over-lighting Kavalinka, and then be both single and multiple, with their consciousness all united...
Kalavinka (迦陵頻伽) is a celestial creature in Buddhism, said to be dwelling in Sukhavati (Western Pureland of Amitabha Buddha). Kalavinka has a human head and bird torso. I think the dancers did a great job portraying it. Love the bird chirping sounds in the background too. 💖
Cool! Cheers✌️ It had a little bit of appropriatey didge in there too - I'll leave it up to indigenous Aussies as to what they reckon of that. They might think it's cool, depending, or a rip off. I often quite like to see what instruments from different cultures sound like. But a lot of indigenous Australians live in poverty and their unique culture including their arts can be all they have to their name; so we can be a little wary of their arts being used in Chinese products, because ad I'm sure you can imagine, in recent times as their visual art has been faked/forged and mass produced by Chinese manufacturers. Meaning the artists gets undercut which affects how they can support themselves. Doesn't mean that this dance had that intention, and i myself would love to try an erhu, it's just something to keep in mind. Dunhuang is in the desert and the didgeridoo is an instrument associated with desert culture, so there may have been some creative association on that level.
Ps sorry if this comment effectively made me "that guy" 👤🐥🌌 - it's just out of respect to the native inhabitants of Oz because they really depend on their arts to support themselves and meanwhile China's economy is booming
@@pheromone714 I think they are similar in appearance, but different tribes. Kinnara and Kinnari are said to be living in Pairs while Kalavinka is usually a singular female. While Kalavinka lives in Western Heaven (Sukhavati), the Kinnara and Kinnari live in Sumeru Mountain, and guarding the Kalpavriksha the Divine Tree (also known as Kalpataru).
@@pheromone714 There is also one more bird known in Buddhism Cosmology. It is called jīvam-jīvaka, it is often portrayed along with Kalavinka. jīvam-jīvaka is usually a bird with 2 human heads, or a human with 2 bird heads! 😁
This resembles the Indian classical dance form Bharathanatyam a lot; and the costumes, music etc are highly evocative of Indian dance forms too- interesting
That's what thought too. I guess there are a lot of cultural similarities that span thousands of years in the Asian continent that we have forgotten and lost
Chinese Buddhism is different. It is called Chan, it is integrated with taoism and confucianism, that is why it could be spread in East Asia, South East Asia. It is the origin of Zen in Japan, and spread south to Vietnam as Thiền and north to Korea as Seon
I don’t know how to say it professionally since I haven’t done any further research yet, but as a Chinese, I do remember that the Dunhuang is the Chinese traditional things that adapted from the Indian Buddhism culture, because the Chinese Buddhism was originated from India as well. I think it could happened back in the day where there’s like lots of Chinese and Indian cultures and spices sharing business going on during the Silk Road things? I could be wrong in somewhere (or totally😂), but Yeaah, this Dunhuang thing was originated from the Indian culture anyway, that’s why it got that mainly Indian vibe and some of the Chinese vibe on the dance and outfits. Love for both Indian and Chinese culture ❤❤
Totally agree w/ what you said. This performance took the best of both worlds. What a sight to see, it was a pleasure watching it from the dance moves to the costumes. As some ppl have said, art truly has no boundaries ❤
Its such a beautiful mix it feels like it's from an encient era which is hard to find much of in the documents now. Since Buddhism slowly vanished from India, seeing this here is such a wonderful thing!
It looks so similar to Indian classical dances even the dress is similarly even in the name starting is KALA which art is sanskrit. That dance move at 4 .50 is actually the classic representation of lord krishna
uhmm...you think they went all the way to India just for a few sacred budhist texts? Of course not, they went shopping and entertainment just like we do in modern times, and of course they took back a few things they really liked...and it looks like they have good tastes.
This is giving me so many classical Indian dance vibes from the get go. I guess these 2 ancient civilizations of China and India were more connected than we think :o
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. Cheers
@@Timholle Yup it's kinda sad. My Chinese friend is always telling me about how Chinese people make racist remarks on Indians, and us Indians do it to them as well. We have forgotten our shared cooperation throughout history.
@@N_ei_L casual racism I guess but no actual harm. I think both sides do appreciate each other to an extent, just need less ignorance and more eagerness to learn each other’s culture etc.
I feel like Chinese artists really embrace other cultures like no other people in the world. Chinese dance has always been syncretic and borrowed from other dance traditions from other cultures. In the background music I can hear instruments from other lands including the sitar and didgeridoo. I think it's amazing that art knows no borders. Wish more people could be like this.
It sometimes becomes a little problematic due to exacerbated nationalism (or dare I say a form of ‘Children of the Dragon’ supremacist ideology) and a frequent urge to make claims of ownership over borrowed elements, especially when they come from China’s southern neighbors, like India. With this type of performance, there’s a tendency from certain parts of the Chinese audience to equate Chinese-inspired fantasy costumes to the proof that the actual performance belongs in Chinese history and therefore originates from China.
This is the Dunhuang classical dance (敦煌) on the ancient Chinese murals. This is about "Silk Road". The Chinese use Chinese people's thinking and Chinese traditional dance skills to create dances with other ethnic atmosphere (if it is a dance performed by Indians, it is very different). This is a historical memory that happened in a certain period of ancient times. The Chinese can perform elegance and beauty of other cultural performances. Because mixing the spirit of Chinese Confucianism and Taoism culture (polite. Connotation. Yin and Yang is parallel). Just like Westerners often have similar performances. Use ballet to perform some Chinese cultural customs and stories. But it is still the idea of Westerners to create ballet performances. (Unlike the feeling of creating Chinese people).
It should be said.Many Asia countries has always been syncretic and borrowed from other traditions from ancient China. Even Indian culture is affected by many Arab culture and Chinese culture.
@@junjunmacam2894 This is the dunhuang classical dance ( (敦煌舞). It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India. This period is to promote Buddhism in China. Buddhism must mix Chinese Taoism and Confucian culture. "Chinese Buddhism" is called "3 in 1 religion". It is Buddhism+Taoism+Confucianism. Only in this way can it be accepted by the Chinese.
Потрясающий танец! Костюмы это наслаждение для глаз, девушки- богини, музыка обворожительная. Всём, кто вложил частицу своей души в создание этой красоты огромная благодарность. ❤
thousands of years ago Chinese sages went to India to learn art, medicine, science, astrology, astronomy and brought them back to China. We still see these similarities after centuries
Buddhism is indeed brought to China from India. But China had and still has a completely different system of medicine, astrology and astronomy dating back thousands of years (2700bc) before they had any contact with the Indians. Buddhist monks worked on translating Indian texts, but in practice Indian medicine was barely used in China outside of Buddhist settings and rituals, because those methods are inherently different to the existing framework of traditional Chinese medicine.
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
Somehow this dance takes me back to Krishna and his early days in Gokul. And yes it's quite similar to some South Indian classical dances. Dance was excellent. I kneel down to this brilliance.
@@sashank6545 How am I wrong? Natya Sastra written by Rishi Bharata is the very origin of Indian Classical Dances. The elements of Natyashastra is religiously followed in almost all the classical dances of India.
@@eternalbliss2074 ur oversimplifying it. calling them "North Indian Classical Dances" is an insult in not acknowledging their distinct styles and evolution. can you simply call kuchipudi a north indian dance? by ur logic ur calling bharatnatyam (Sadiraattam - og name) a north indian dance? moreover ur initial comment did not specify indian 'classical dance' u said all indian dance forms! my initial judgement that ur first statement is 'wrong' stands.
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
You should take the History 101 course first before open your big smelly mouth. Take a look at 1759 South Asia map: There was not a country called India existed then. There were more than ten small countries in the region.
After I read the Japanese classic "Tun Huang" by Yasushi Inoue, I became fascinated with the Buddhist caves and art work. When I was In Beijing in 2004 I went to an exhibition at a museum in Tiananmin square which featured art work from the caves and an explanation of their importance. These dances make my imagination blossom with emotion as I see the Central Asian colorations and Buddhist motions come to life. I am so thankful for this production.
As a Chinese, i highly recommend you to see Dunhuang frescoes in mogaoku in person. The Chinese mural techniques are like silks which could not find in other countries.
1:48- 2:15 was fantastically done. I could not even begin to imagine how long that must have taken to perfect. Part of me simply cannot process how well they move together. It’s like I’m watching an animation!
美轮美奂 I've been to Dunhuang twice and still want to visit it again and again, the whole Gansu on the Yellow River West Corridor (河西走廊) is a giant archaelogical site, with delicious local fusion food and different ethnic groups, mesmerizing, fascinating...
1. Excellent Performance. 2. Wonderful Practice. 3. Wonderful Costumes. 4. Great Cordiography. 5. Lots of Inspiration from India. Overall impression is Excellent. Congrats and Best of Luck to All. Hello from India 🇮🇳.
let's just say "lots of inspiration from Buddhism" rather than India. Buddhism is a shared culture between Nepali/Indian and East Asian people, broader than India alone. This is just to be fair.
@@glowndark1There's no female dance concept in Buddhism. Female body is considered unfit to attain enlightenment according to Buddhism. Most of this dance moves were derived from South Indian dances which has a huge female participation. But instead of Hindu gods, they depict Budhha story. Also this dance form has influence from the western style, unlike classic Indian dances.
It's classical dance of Devdasi and later the Royal courstean of ancient North India also... There is so many symbolism of Hinduism and buddhsim in this dance
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
@@jayantkamble6082 hello dude. Not all Devadasis were prostitute and please have some respect for them. Please read history of the whole India properly before talking with half knowledge.
let's just say "lots of inspiration from Buddhism" rather than India. Buddhism is a shared culture between Nepali/Indian and East Asian people, broader than India alone. This is just to be fair.
I've watched this video several times and I think it is the best dance video I've ever seen. The choreography, the lighting, the costuming, the choice of music and camera work are all excellent. Beyond the immediate visual impact though I think it all comes together to create the experience of witnessing divinity. The dancers are purportedly portraying the kalavinka but I thought of the apsara/feitan and feel that this must be how the apsara/feitan were conceptualized and experienced on an emotional and sensory level from the perspective of peoples hundreds if not thousands of years ago. If you want to express the concept and feeling of a tripartite goddess, for example, you can't do much better than this video. Most dance I enjoy on a purely aesthetic basis but this is the only one that had roused a genuine emotional response in me, it is beautiful.
i feel as though ive stumbled into a pocket realm of celestials... and probably shouldn't overstay my welcome LMAO fr tho, those dancers are amazing. and the outfits? the flow of the fabrics? god-tier.
Became a fan from the first stance.😍 FLUID..♥ The colours and the hues of costume and makeup and the light is so magical. Reminds me of the paintings on the hand fans gifted by my Chinese students.
This is the Dunhuang classical dance on the ancient Chinese murals. This is about "Silk Road". It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India. The Chinese use Chinese people's thinking and Chinese traditional dance skills to create dances with " other ethnic " atmosphere (if it is a dance performed by Indians, it is very different). This is a historical memory that happened in a certain period of ancient times. The Chinese can perform elegance and beauty of other cultural performances. Because mixing the spirit of Chinese Confucianism and Taoism culture (polite. Connotation. Yin and Yang is parallel). Just like Westerners often have similar performances. Use ballet to perform some Chinese cultural customs and stories. But it is still the idea of Westerners to create ballet performances. (Unlike the feeling of creating Chinese people).
@@jesin0005 This is the dunhuang classical dance (敦煌舞). It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India. This period is to promote Buddhism in China. Buddhism must mix Chinese Taoism and Confucian culture. "Chinese Buddhism" is called "3 in 1 religion". It is Buddhism+Taoism+Confucianism. Only in this way can it be accepted by the Chinese.
@@barbiebarbie1813This IS Indian, not may be. This has nothing to do with Confucianism or Taoism. Open your mind and inherit the true spirit of Tang culture.
@@achw5721 "Chinese Buddhism" refers to "Buddhism transformed by Taoism 道教化佛教". The Chinese emperor attaches importance to Taoism. Especially the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Promoting Taoism as the state religion. Buddhism is an auxiliary (Promote in the folk. The means used to govern the people). Emperor Tang listed the (Taoist Book)as a subject of the National Exam. The Taoist God was named "Emperor Taishang Xuanyuan". It can be seen that Emperor Tang attached great importance to "Taoism". From its inception, " Chinese Buddhism" has been influenced by native Chinese religions and philosophy, especially Confucianism and Taoism, but also Chinese folk religion. Chinese Buddhism or Han Buddhism (simplified Chinese: 汉传佛教; traditional Chinese: 漢傳佛教) is a Chinese form of Mahāyāna Buddhism which draws on the Chinese Buddhist Canon (大藏經, "Great Storage of Scriptures") as well as numerous Chinese traditions. Chinese Buddhism focuses on studying Mahayana sutras and Mahāyāna treatises and draws its main doctrines from these sources. .Chinese Buddhism is the largest institutionalized religion in Mainland China. Buddhism was first introduced to China during the Han Dynasty (202 BCE-220 CE). The translation of a large body of Indian Buddhist scriptures into Chinese and the inclusion of these translations (along with Taoist and Confucian works) into a Chinese Buddhist canon had far-reaching implications for the dissemination of Buddhism throughout the East Asian cultural sphere. Chinese Buddhism also developed various unique traditions of Buddhist thought and practice, including Tiantai, Huayan, Chan Buddhism, and Pure Land Buddhism. "Buddhism in China" redirects here. For branches of Buddhism in China other than Han Buddhism, see Tibetan Buddhism and Mahāyāna Buddhism.
@@achw5721 The Indian version mostly appear naked in Dunhuang cave. This modified version are all fully clothed and more dignified. That is why the British banned such erotic dance while ruling India.
Волшебно! Удивительно красивый и связный по сюжету танец, мастерство танцовщиц и музыка завораживают! Костюмы и грим очень красивы и сделаны с большим вкусом и пониманием!
This was simply fantastic! Similar to the Indian classical kathak dancing style, I felt like I was watching both the Green and White Tara's dancing, absolutely mesmerising - well done! Namaste, love & light!
What a STUNNING PERFORMANCE! SOO MESMERIZING! The lighting effect, choreography, costumes,background music& facial expressions of all the dancers worked in HARMONY to its PERFECTION. TRULY, A NATION'S PRIDE! SIMPLY INCREDIBLE! INDEED,A MUST SEE PERFORMANCE!❤❤❤
As I sit here I get mesmerized by the sheer beauty talent, and choreography of this dance. The work time and discipline required must be immense. God bless you all for the wonderful performance and show. BRAVO!!!!😊🙏🙏❤❤👍👍
It's a composed of gravity-defying, assertive, lunging, energetic, precise, mesmerizing that one has to admire while watching these dancers performing.
Das russische Balett in einer Sekunde vom Thron gestossen , Wahnsinnig schön. Danke für diese Darbietung . 10 mal angesehen und werde es noch 50 mal ansehen . DANKE DANKE DANKE
as an Indian classical dancer, I can't help but notice all the similarities between the two. this is amazing!
yes, it is dunhuang style, which is based on 6th century and 7th century paintings in Dunhuang, where ancient Chinese imported indian religion and arts ❤
how interesting! thank you for telling me that
@@rafajeng7888 You are an Indian trying to steal credits from others. India doesn't have Dunhuang style arts
Dunhuang fetian style dresses and culture is inspired from India. Fetian means Apsara
Because many movement came from Buddha hand gestures: Buddha's language ❤
The dancers are obviously hugely talented, but for me it was really the costumes that elevated this performance to something almost otherworldly. The colors, the selective sheerness, the ombre shading, the drape, all of it looks like some ancient paintings just walked off the wall and began to live and move. Incredible.
That's what also cought my eye.. All amazing but the costum and the colours gave it a whole new dimension.. I'm sure that was the intention also 💚👌👌🫶👏👏👏👏
It's a beautiful bird that buddha described in the heaven.
For those versed in theater design, the lighting shifts also could make or break this mystique. If ALL of these talents were not so remarkably balanced with equal sensitivity, it would not have worked equally as well. Superb balance and direction and produ ction ethics can be sublime, and certainly were here.
I had the same reaction. It was like seeing an ancient Chinese painting come to life!
I came just by the look of the costumes
It's an evidence of coexistence of two greatest civilizations- China and India. Can't we stop fighting over nothing and just appreciate this.
I agree with you. Fighting over borders that the British carved up to make us fight - as they have done throughout the world. India and China's governments will actually get closer going forward, promise. But on an on-the-ground level, Indians will continue to really dislike China, simply because their media says so. It's a good tool to use to unite Indians, make them strive to succeed, etc. On the other hand I don't believe Chinese dislike Indians at all. Call me biased, but the hatred is very one sided
The is an evidence of a cultural connection, not of co-existence. Indian and Chinese civilizations never really came in contact in the history until China occupied Tibet.
@@supahsmashbro Indians don't "dislike" Chinese people but that Chinese state. Two very different things. And you are biased. Chinese look down upon India and Indians. They think Indians are some tribals living in a jungle. That outlook is what is very one sided.
@@supahsmashbro
Wait till you see all the youtube channels that blindly praise China and say they're winning against the US in everything, and find some time and space to create videos hating on India as well. Go there and see what Chinese people think of Indians.
@@arunsar7893yes india and china were never immediate Neighbours it was Tibet that had borders with india and China
It's very similar to indian dance kathak with some elements of bharatnatyam (because people don't fold feet while performing kathak) whatever it is it's beautiful lots of love and respect from india keep the art and culture alive ❤ music is very similar to indian instruments and somewhere even attire yet it carries a hint of chinese culture love from india 🇮🇳
This is a dance about Buddhist mythology, because Buddhism originated from India, and of course these dances will have the characteristics of Indian culture.
Read about Khotan Kingdom..the ancestors of Uyghur were Buddhist and had strong Indian connection..later Turks invaded and converted them to Islam.
Kathak is not an Indian dance, it was a central Asian dance.
Kathak originated from Uttar Pradesh... which is Northern India. Please educate yourself and leave the conversation for the educated to speak if you don't know what you're talking about.@@saddha1
exactlyyyyy
Dunhuang is located in Gansu Province, China. It has been an important city on China's Silk Road since ancient times. Due to the close commerce with various places, from China to Islamic countries, to Europe, and then to Buddhism, it has been influenced by many cultures. It is the treasure and wealth of human tolerance, wisdom and culture。
Sounds interesting, thank you!
@@catherinedubrovna7756 it also has cool caves in which ancient Buddhist scriptures were hidden, if I'm not mistaken - not that I've had the chance to go, but it's definitely an extremely evocative sounding ancient Silk Road desert place, and i believe it also has some really interesting geological formations.
The origin of this dance was in China. Later, India stole the dance and performed it in the American talent show.
It looks Indian too me
@@brendanhynes1252 Yes the dance has Indian influence. But it is not Indian. Just like Japanese and Korean cultures have Chinese influences but they are not Chinese.
To be able to dance around, maintain balance and remember the choreography without looking even one bit tired? These ladies are truly athletes! Very beautiful performance 🖤👏🏻
Thanks
Might I add that THEIR FEET ARE CLOTHED AND THAT MEANS THAT THEY DON'T HAVE THE NATURAL GRIPPINESS OF SKIN??????? these are some crazy women and I am all here for it.
她们从很小就进行舞蹈训练，
@@richarder3880 respectable, talented
迦陵频伽梵语意为妙音鸟。此舞既似壁画般古朴，又如神鸟般灵动。真是仙姿曼妙、法相庄严啊！
And they do that very well, because I didn't know what this dance is about, but I recognized a peacock in the 4 ladies. Thanks to China for her beauty.
这跟印度舞有区别吗？呵呵
你去找一个印度舞这样的？
@@jacksung3759 兄弟，咱虽然井底待久了也得要点脸，你说你没看过印度舞就算了😐人家表演的起名都是印度名迦陵频伽，你仿佛是个睿智🤨
@@Bigdiaoda你说说这跟哪个印度舞没区别，婆罗多卡塔克奥迪西还是库契普迪？佛教元素又不是只有印度能用，中国敦煌壁画里多了，怎么就印度舞了😅
it's amazing how they all really seem to be the same person / goddess just at different points in time, like an afterimage. So enchanting
indeed！
They are depicting Kalavinka, the celestial Human-Bird in Buddhism, who flies freely in Western Heaven.
Your comment is especially interesting because we Buddhists have been debating whether this bird is a singular creature, or is it a tribe (meaning there are probably many of them).
The transition to/from a single entity at the beginning and towards the end of the performance is absolutely stunning as well as enchanting. The flow of the dance
movements are flawless and imply connectedness even when the dancers separated.
@@harikuang :O thankyou! It is really interesting to know more about the being they are portraying! ♥ Genuinely
@@harikuang maybe a group of individual Kavalinka can also be united by a over-lighting Kavalinka, and then be both single and multiple, with their consciousness all united...
Kalavinka (迦陵頻伽) is a celestial creature in Buddhism, said to be dwelling in Sukhavati (Western Pureland of Amitabha Buddha).
Kalavinka has a human head and bird torso.
I think the dancers did a great job portraying it. Love the bird chirping sounds in the background too. 💖
Cool! Cheers✌️
It had a little bit of appropriatey didge in there too - I'll leave it up to indigenous Aussies as to what they reckon of that. They might think it's cool, depending, or a rip off. I often quite like to see what instruments from different cultures sound like. But a lot of indigenous Australians live in poverty and their unique culture including their arts can be all they have to their name; so we can be a little wary of their arts being used in Chinese products, because ad I'm sure you can imagine, in recent times as their visual art has been faked/forged and mass produced by Chinese manufacturers. Meaning the artists gets undercut which affects how they can support themselves. Doesn't mean that this dance had that intention, and i myself would love to try an erhu, it's just something to keep in mind. Dunhuang is in the desert and the didgeridoo is an instrument associated with desert culture, so there may have been some creative association on that level.
Ps sorry if this comment effectively made me "that guy" 👤🐥🌌 - it's just out of respect to the native inhabitants of Oz because they really depend on their arts to support themselves and meanwhile China's economy is booming
Are they same of Kinara or Kinari?
@@pheromone714 I think they are similar in appearance, but different tribes. Kinnara and Kinnari are said to be living in Pairs while Kalavinka is usually a singular female. While Kalavinka lives in Western Heaven (Sukhavati), the Kinnara and Kinnari live in Sumeru Mountain, and guarding the Kalpavriksha the Divine Tree (also known as Kalpataru).
@@pheromone714 There is also one more bird known in Buddhism Cosmology. It is called jīvam-jīvaka, it is often portrayed along with Kalavinka. jīvam-jīvaka is usually a bird with 2 human heads, or a human with 2 bird heads! 😁
一只妙音鸟，三个残影，四个舞者，绝！
看出残影 你也是游戏中人❤
婆娑曼妙舞 自在妙吉祥～
真的，跟千手觀音的舞不一樣，有“影”的感覺
This resembles the Indian classical dance form Bharathanatyam a lot; and the costumes, music etc are highly evocative of Indian dance forms too- interesting
That is my exact thoughts, too
That's what thought too. I guess there are a lot of cultural similarities that span thousands of years in the Asian continent that we have forgotten and lost
Because it is INDIAN not chinese.....
This is a Buddhist type of dance and Buddhism came from India so yes, lots of Indian influence with some traditional Chinese elements incorporated
Chinese Buddhism is different. It is called Chan, it is integrated with taoism and confucianism, that is why it could be spread in East Asia, South East Asia. It is the origin of Zen in Japan, and spread south to Vietnam as Thiền and north to Korea as Seon
I don’t know how to say it professionally since I haven’t done any further research yet, but as a Chinese, I do remember that the Dunhuang is the Chinese traditional things that adapted from the Indian Buddhism culture, because the Chinese Buddhism was originated from India as well. I think it could happened back in the day where there’s like lots of Chinese and Indian cultures and spices sharing business going on during the Silk Road things? I could be wrong in somewhere (or totally😂), but Yeaah, this Dunhuang thing was originated from the Indian culture anyway, that’s why it got that mainly Indian vibe and some of the Chinese vibe on the dance and outfits. Love for both Indian and Chinese culture ❤❤
Totally agree w/ what you said. This performance took the best of both worlds. What a sight to see, it was a pleasure watching it from the dance moves to the costumes. As some ppl have said, art truly has no boundaries ❤
Its such a beautiful mix it feels like it's from an encient era which is hard to find much of in the documents now. Since Buddhism slowly vanished from India, seeing this here is such a wonderful thing!
I was about to moment how it look very similar to traditional Indian dances.
Wooow that explains a lot thank you 💚🙏
It seemed to me like a depiction of the Hindu god Shiva, who has many arms.
服饰和舞姿竟然透出玉佛的温润！没有新疆印度舞里颈项和眼睛的动态，而以极致专业和丰富的肢体语言，加上极富文化底蕴的编舞，营造出一个百看不厌的精致作品！赞👍
Танец,сотканный из снов ))
Ever heard of kathak? Its indian dance which requires special neck movement so sir u are wrong india does have classical dance involving neck movement
一身分四影，四影合一身，演得非常好。
Strong Indian cultural influence in this performance. I hope China n India become friends
四位都是專业舞蹈演員！只有祖国才有甘多才藝出眾的学员！跳得真好
北舞啊，舞蹈界的清华北大
Which country is mother Land? 💀
Absolutely wonderful, this I shall share and enjoy many times over, thank you 😂❤
四个人跳出了二十个人的感觉，太精彩了！轻盈而稳健的舞步和优柔的动作无不展现着舞蹈演员们深厚的功底，再搭配上点睛的服装，让我感受到了仙女的快乐自在又不失神仙的庄重典雅。看到一半时我在想这是我不付费也能看到的吗？真的太棒了，不愧是北舞的！给你们三千个赞❤
此生无憾，有幸观舞
噢
告诉我他们是哪个学院的❤❤❤❤
北京舞蹈学院的。
The dancers and the choreography are absolutely amazing. Thank you for the awesome performance.
这是中国的，怎么成韩国了？
@@user-xn6qv5sy8n which eye did you see Korea in my comment?
@@user-xn6qv5sy8n Choreograpgy是编舞的意思哈哈
@@pinehill6231 Ahahahah
緩急の付け方がうますぎる
重力も感じさせない動きに神様が降臨したのかと思った
舞蹈是氣質與體能的美感塑造，將古典美學融入舞蹈，典藏美麗的心靈，綻放優雅的肢體。
It looks so similar to Indian classical dances even the dress is similarly even in the name starting is KALA which art is sanskrit. That dance move at 4 .50 is actually the classic representation of lord krishna
Of course, he was influenced by Indian culture because of the Silk Road.
uhmm...you think they went all the way to India just for a few sacred budhist texts? Of course not, they went shopping and entertainment just like we do in modern times, and of course they took back a few things they really liked...and it looks like they have good tastes.
Yeah. The music, costume, mudras, bhangis etc, reminds me of Odissi.
@@user-zk5ox8kg8o Hello. May I know what does 'kala' actually mean in your language? What's meaning of 'kalavinka'?
And the Indian flute at 03:05
Being an Indian, I'm just frikked out 🤯
I can't imagine more similarity
The dance style is from Dunhuang where ancient chinese imported Indian gods and culture 😊
@@rafajeng7888 thanks dear
😊😊😊😊
This is giving me so many classical Indian dance vibes from the get go. I guess these 2 ancient civilizations of China and India were more connected than we think :o
I was thinking that too.. their dance form hand gesture costumes is similar
India has a huge cultural influence on china, this dance form portrays it beautifully
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. Cheers
@@Timholle Yup it's kinda sad. My Chinese friend is always telling me about how Chinese people make racist remarks on Indians, and us Indians do it to them as well. We have forgotten our shared cooperation throughout history.
@@N_ei_L casual racism I guess but no actual harm. I think both sides do appreciate each other to an extent, just need less ignorance and more eagerness to learn each other’s culture etc.
I feel like Chinese artists really embrace other cultures like no other people in the world. Chinese dance has always been syncretic and borrowed from other dance traditions from other cultures. In the background music I can hear instruments from other lands including the sitar and didgeridoo. I think it's amazing that art knows no borders. Wish more people could be like this.
It sometimes becomes a little problematic due to exacerbated nationalism (or dare I say a form of ‘Children of the Dragon’ supremacist ideology) and a frequent urge to make claims of ownership over borrowed elements, especially when they come from China’s southern neighbors, like India. With this type of performance, there’s a tendency from certain parts of the Chinese audience to equate Chinese-inspired fantasy costumes to the proof that the actual performance belongs in Chinese history and therefore originates from China.
Not borrowed… If you knew Chinese history and you know they created this and it comes from the “Silk Road” 😅
This is the Dunhuang classical dance (敦煌) on the ancient Chinese murals. This is about "Silk Road".
The Chinese use Chinese people's thinking and Chinese traditional dance skills to create dances with other ethnic atmosphere (if it is a dance performed by Indians, it is very different). This is a historical memory that happened in a certain period of ancient times. The Chinese can perform elegance and beauty of other cultural performances. Because mixing the spirit of Chinese Confucianism and Taoism culture (polite. Connotation. Yin and Yang is parallel).
Just like Westerners often have similar performances. Use ballet to perform some Chinese cultural customs and stories. But it is still the idea of Westerners to create ballet performances.
(Unlike the feeling of creating Chinese people).
It should be said.Many Asia countries has always been syncretic and borrowed from other traditions from ancient China. Even Indian culture is affected by many Arab culture and Chinese culture.
their dance vocabulary is so indian only it was created languidly
@@junjunmacam2894 This is the dunhuang classical dance ( (敦煌舞). It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India.
This period is to promote Buddhism in China. Buddhism must mix Chinese Taoism and Confucian culture.
"Chinese Buddhism" is called "3 in 1 religion". It is Buddhism+Taoism+Confucianism. Only in this way can it be accepted by the Chinese.
不仅要舞艺高超，还要丰富和深厚的文化宗教历史背景才能完成这样的作品！
舞技确实不错的，但是这是扭曲的，这哪是什么飞天啊，飞天是圣洁端庄的佛国仙女啊，这分明是魔界的妖女嘛，你看这些妖媚的动作，阴暗的背景
В этом представлении прекрасно всё. Талантливые танцоры и великолепные костюмы. Я не могу оторваться
Потрясающий танец! Костюмы это наслаждение для глаз, девушки- богини, музыка обворожительная. Всём, кто вложил частицу своей души в создание этой красоты огромная благодарность. ❤
Wonderful classicaldance dance ❤ this dance like Indian classicaldances "Odissi" and "Manipuri "
既幻化万千，又浑然一体。
既有神鸟的灵动，又有佛韵其中。结尾也很棒！服装既美也贴切
매일 이 영상을 보며 미소 짓습니다. 안무도 100점, 의상도 100점, 촬영도 100점, 색상도 100점, 미소들도 100점, 이런 아름다움을 영상으로 만들어 행복하게 해 주신 분들께 깊은 감사를 드립니다. From SÉOUL, KOREA ❤❤❤❤❤
thousands of years ago Chinese sages went to India to learn art, medicine, science, astrology, astronomy and brought them back to China. We still see these similarities after centuries
Buddhism is indeed brought to China from India. But China had and still has a completely different system of medicine, astrology and astronomy dating back thousands of years (2700bc) before they had any contact with the Indians. Buddhist monks worked on translating Indian texts, but in practice Indian medicine was barely used in China outside of Buddhist settings and rituals, because those methods are inherently different to the existing framework of traditional Chinese medicine.
@@mli000 China def had a base of science but they also evolutioned their science thanks to Indian think tanks and sages
何回見ても、この４人が最高だと思います😊✨✨✨✨
A very clear indian influence. I would love to the the origin of this art form.❤️
Yes ❤
In Buddhist animism, wannams are performed to please deities. Wannam are movement copied of animals and birds.
Search “Dunhuang Cave"
the origin is masala
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
👍👍👍👍👍重複看還是目瞪口呆 太厲害了👍
Просто волшебно дорогой друг, абсолютно согласна с Вами🙏🖖🧚♀️🌺💦💓🕉️
Somehow this dance takes me back to Krishna and his early days in Gokul. And yes it's quite similar to some South Indian classical dances. Dance was excellent. I kneel down to this brilliance.
North Indian Classical Dances* 'cause every other dance forms in India is derived from them
@@eternalbliss2074 no you are wrong.
@@sashank6545 How am I wrong? Natya Sastra written by Rishi Bharata is the very origin of Indian Classical Dances. The elements of Natyashastra is religiously followed in almost all the classical dances of India.
@@eternalbliss2074 ur oversimplifying it. calling them "North Indian Classical Dances" is an insult in not acknowledging their distinct styles and evolution.
can you simply call kuchipudi a north indian dance? by ur logic ur calling bharatnatyam (Sadiraattam - og name) a north indian dance?
moreover ur initial comment did not specify indian 'classical dance' u said all indian dance forms!
my initial judgement that ur first statement is 'wrong' stands.
@@eternalbliss2074 stay in eternal bliss of your north indian superiority ignorance.
This is SO beautiful and captivating to watch.China's culture heritage, especially it's Buddhist traditions are so refined and rich. Bravo! Gorgeous!!
Namo Amitabha
I love the sections where they look like afterimages of each other the most. Amazing performance! ❤
赞👍，比国外同类舞蹈多出灵动和美玉一般的质感。
每次看完都有心靈被洗滌的感覺 🙏
I am speechless..my tears fell by the end of the dance. Can not find proper words to express my emotions... EXCELENT PERFORMANCE!!!
Same!!
好漂亮的舞蹈，我超愛看的
У девочек волшебные руки! Настоящие руки балерин, чтобы добиться такой пластики, нужно вложить много труда! Потрясающая работа!
I nearly cries at the 7 min mark, its so beautiful omg. If i’d been there in person i surely wouldve bursted into tears
This is the only dance video I've seen that likewise prompted an emotional response.
I can see the Indian influences of this dance!
I don't know. But to me, it seems very similar to Odissi.
Most likely it was China that actually influenced India…
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
You should take the History 101 course first before open your big smelly mouth. Take a look at 1759 South Asia map: There was not a country called India existed then. There were more than ten small countries in the region.
I have watched this over 25 times now... so beautiful .... Well done BDA !!!
After I read the Japanese classic "Tun Huang" by Yasushi Inoue, I became fascinated with the Buddhist caves and art work. When I was In Beijing in 2004 I went to an exhibition at a museum in Tiananmin square which featured art work from the caves and an explanation of their importance. These dances make my imagination blossom with emotion as I see the Central Asian colorations and Buddhist motions come to life. I am so thankful for this production.
As a Chinese, i highly recommend you to see Dunhuang frescoes in mogaoku in person. The Chinese mural techniques are like silks which could not find in other countries.
At 75 years of age, I doubt I have the stamina to get to the caves. It must be wonderful, though.🙂
That was the most beautiful and dancing and choreography I've ever seen. The level of skill and strength and training is simply amazing.
The feminine urge to have a friend group this in-sync
近年来罕见的好作品。从千手观音以后就没有看到过非常打动人心的舞蹈，这个作品应该是有超越。
有很多好作品啊
the music, the costumes, the dancing, the choreography , everything was so beautifull.
1:48- 2:15 was fantastically done. I could not even begin to imagine how long that must have taken to perfect. Part of me simply cannot process how well they move together. It’s like I’m watching an animation!
美轮美奂 I've been to Dunhuang twice and still want to visit it again and again, the whole Gansu on the Yellow River West Corridor (河西走廊) is a giant archaelogical site, with delicious local fusion food and different ethnic groups, mesmerizing, fascinating...
真的好美喔！看完好感動！看到敦煌壁畫浮現在眼前！仙氣飄飄！
1. Excellent Performance.
2. Wonderful Practice.
3. Wonderful Costumes.
4. Great Cordiography.
5. Lots of Inspiration from India.
Overall impression is Excellent.
Congrats and Best of Luck to All.
Hello from India 🇮🇳.
let's just say "lots of inspiration from Buddhism" rather than India. Buddhism is a shared culture between Nepali/Indian and East Asian people, broader than India alone. This is just to be fair.
Ancient India I would say. Chinese civilization as melting pot absorb a lot of good element from other culture.
Namo Buddhaya, Namo the Triple Jewel 🙏
@@glowndark1There's no female dance concept in Buddhism. Female body is considered unfit to attain enlightenment according to Buddhism. Most of this dance moves were derived from South Indian dances which has a huge female participation. But instead of Hindu gods, they depict Budhha story. Also this dance form has influence from the western style, unlike classic Indian dances.
@@julius7506why unfit ..?
Is this some sort of culture partiality towards women
我喜歡對傳統舞蹈和音樂的現代詮釋。 還是很漂亮的。 服裝和化妝是神聖的！
舞技确实不错的，但是这是扭曲的，这哪是什么飞天啊，飞天是圣洁端庄的佛国仙女啊，这分明是魔界的妖女嘛，你看这些妖媚的动作，阴暗的背景
It's classical dance of Devdasi and later the Royal courstean of ancient North India also... There is so many symbolism of Hinduism and buddhsim in this dance
The silk road.
This is not dance devdasi prostitutes. They showed Buddhist goddess Gaun yin.
We share more similarities and influence each other more than we think. Buddhism (originated from India) is highly embraced in China and many cross exchange of culture/religion etc has been established since the ancient times through the Silk Road. This dance is depicting Kalavinka if I’m not wrong. I love this fusion, cheers!
@@jayantkamble6082 hello dude. Not all Devadasis were prostitute and please have some respect for them. Please read history of the whole India properly before talking with half knowledge.
let's just say "lots of inspiration from Buddhism" rather than India. Buddhism is a shared culture between Nepali/Indian and East Asian people, broader than India alone. This is just to be fair.
这就是文化交融的魅力之处，音乐里我似乎听到了阿拉伯风格，舞姿中我也看到了印度的影子
The music is not arabic style its Indian flute music
和阿拉伯没有半毛钱关系。
really feels like indian classical even the music sounds like tabla and sitar or veena
I've watched this video several times and I think it is the best dance video I've ever seen. The choreography, the lighting, the costuming, the choice of music and camera work are all excellent. Beyond the immediate visual impact though I think it all comes together to create the experience of witnessing divinity. The dancers are purportedly portraying the kalavinka but I thought of the apsara/feitan and feel that this must be how the apsara/feitan were conceptualized and experienced on an emotional and sensory level from the perspective of peoples hundreds if not thousands of years ago. If you want to express the concept and feeling of a tripartite goddess, for example, you can't do much better than this video. Most dance I enjoy on a purely aesthetic basis but this is the only one that had roused a genuine emotional response in me, it is beautiful.
Totally agree ❤
Очень красиво. И похоже на индийские танцы.💖💖💖
Так буддизм в Китай пришёл из Индии и этот танец определённо тоже.
Yeah. It reminds me of an Indian classical dance Odissi. The music, the costume and movements.
Смотрим из России, это великолепно!!!
Super!
Это потрясающе! 4 танцовщицы, но действительно как единое божество))) единый организм❤
Beautiful dancers , beautiful dancing using Indian music with Indian tabla , sitar and flute was exceelent , Thank you all and best wishes
Can you picture this being in the yester yrs and this being the performance. I am utterly in love with this
i feel as though ive stumbled into a pocket realm of celestials... and probably shouldn't overstay my welcome LMAO
fr tho, those dancers are amazing. and the outfits? the flow of the fabrics? god-tier.
This is the most beautiful performance I've ever seen. Enchanting.
It is the most beautiful most skilled performance I have ever seen. Such grace and talent! Best wishes to these most talented artists!
服装和头饰加分。服饰和舞步的小步一跳时表现出飘飘的状态，舞姿和音乐和以往的敦煌舞蹈不同。这个时时贯穿的敦煌飞人的手势非常融入，也不想以前的纯摆手式定格。湛赞
这是妙音鸟，所以与传统飞天舞姿不同，借鉴了一点鸟儿的动作，也比飞天舞灵巧活泼。
Became a fan from the first stance.😍 FLUID..♥ The colours and the hues of costume and makeup and the light is so magical. Reminds me of the paintings on the hand fans gifted by my Chinese students.
They look like from an ancient painting that has come to life
挑头露脸的舞者笑容庄重而自在，举手投足与古时雕塑的菩萨如出一辙，绝对是下过功夫观察的。尤其是结手印微微歪头的那个动作，绝了。
This is the Dunhuang classical dance on the ancient Chinese murals. This is about "Silk Road". It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India.
The Chinese use Chinese people's thinking and Chinese traditional dance skills to create dances with " other ethnic " atmosphere (if it is a dance performed by Indians, it is very different). This is a historical memory that happened in a certain period of ancient times. The Chinese can perform elegance and beauty of other cultural performances. Because mixing the spirit of Chinese Confucianism and Taoism culture (polite. Connotation. Yin and Yang is parallel).
Just like Westerners often have similar performances. Use ballet to perform some Chinese cultural customs and stories. But it is still the idea of Westerners to create ballet performances.
(Unlike the feeling of creating Chinese people).
@@jesin0005 This is the dunhuang classical dance (敦煌舞). It is a special dance of "Chinese dance" and "exotic dance". The exotic here may be India.
This period is to promote Buddhism in China. Buddhism must mix Chinese Taoism and Confucian culture.
"Chinese Buddhism" is called "3 in 1 religion". It is Buddhism+Taoism+Confucianism. Only in this way can it be accepted by the Chinese.
@@barbiebarbie1813This IS Indian, not may be. This has nothing to do with Confucianism or Taoism. Open your mind and inherit the true spirit of Tang culture.
@@achw5721 "Chinese Buddhism" refers to "Buddhism transformed by Taoism 道教化佛教".
The Chinese emperor attaches importance to Taoism. Especially the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Promoting Taoism as the state religion. Buddhism is an auxiliary (Promote in the folk.
The means used to govern the people).
Emperor Tang listed the (Taoist Book)as a subject of the National Exam. The Taoist God was named "Emperor Taishang Xuanyuan". It can be seen that Emperor Tang attached great importance to "Taoism".
From its inception, " Chinese Buddhism" has been influenced by native Chinese religions and philosophy, especially Confucianism and Taoism, but also Chinese folk religion.
Chinese Buddhism or Han Buddhism (simplified Chinese: 汉传佛教; traditional Chinese: 漢傳佛教) is a Chinese form of Mahāyāna Buddhism which draws on the Chinese Buddhist Canon (大藏經, "Great Storage of Scriptures") as well as numerous Chinese traditions. Chinese Buddhism focuses on studying Mahayana sutras and Mahāyāna treatises and draws its main doctrines from these sources. .Chinese Buddhism is the largest institutionalized religion in Mainland China.
Buddhism was first introduced to China during the Han Dynasty (202 BCE-220 CE). The translation of a large body of Indian Buddhist scriptures into Chinese and the inclusion of these translations (along with Taoist and Confucian works) into a Chinese Buddhist canon had far-reaching implications for the dissemination of Buddhism throughout the East Asian cultural sphere. Chinese Buddhism also developed various unique traditions of Buddhist thought and practice, including Tiantai, Huayan, Chan Buddhism, and Pure Land Buddhism.
"Buddhism in China" redirects here. For branches of Buddhism in China other than Han Buddhism, see Tibetan Buddhism and Mahāyāna Buddhism.
@@achw5721 The Indian version mostly appear naked in Dunhuang cave. This modified version are all fully clothed and more dignified. That is why the British banned such erotic dance while ruling India.
Какая завораживающая история в танце)
这组原始的舞者是目前看过最优秀姿态最美的传神到位
Волшебно! Удивительно красивый и связный по сюжету танец, мастерство танцовщиц и музыка завораживают! Костюмы и грим очень красивы и сделаны с большим вкусом и пониманием!
This was simply fantastic! Similar to the Indian classical kathak dancing style, I felt like I was watching both the Green and White Tara's dancing, absolutely mesmerising - well done! Namaste, love & light!
多好的佛教文化，印度还要不要了？
@@user-cj9kb9rt7f didnt buddhism originate in india anyway
@@CODE14464 佛教起源于哪里？
@@user-cj9kb9rt7fIndia
@@user-cj9kb9rt7f 尼泊爾，但是收到印度文化影響巨大。
Very beautiful. It looks like indian temple dance. Not absolutelly the same, but something like that.
Yes. Reminds me of Odissi dance form.
One of the most beautiful dances I have ever seen!
Đẹp quá, các vũ nữ vừa xinh đẹp vừa múa giỏi
Какя красота,грация!!!!
Beautifull ! The music is great. But it's not chinese classical dance . It comes from India.
GRANDIOSE,merci beaucoup, Bravo à vous tous.namaste 🙏👏👏👏👏
當作這涼庭真是個好讓人休息（憩）的好地方！
我作为中国人，我自己都第一次看敦煌舞蹈！！！太精彩了！！！！牛逼！！！我喜欢！！！！
太好看了。我看了超過十次以上
Чарующая музыка
Чарующие танцовщицы
Смотрела не дыша от восторга👍👍👍
Try watching this with only the background of a garden..... birds wind and leaves moving.... that'll blow your mind
484 seconds of beauty and grace, incredible performance and light effect is outstanding
Well done! Reminds me of the wall paintings and sculptures not only in Dunghuan but along the Silk Road in the Western Region.
这就是敦煌舞
What a STUNNING PERFORMANCE! SOO MESMERIZING! The lighting effect, choreography, costumes,background music& facial expressions of all the dancers worked in HARMONY to its PERFECTION. TRULY, A NATION'S PRIDE! SIMPLY INCREDIBLE! INDEED,A MUST SEE PERFORMANCE!❤❤❤
OMFG THE CHOEREOGRAPHY IS MAZING!!! The practice was worth every minute and sweat. This is beautiful and like a visual dream!
As I sit here I get mesmerized by the sheer beauty talent, and choreography of this dance. The work time and discipline required must be immense. God bless you all for the wonderful performance and show. BRAVO!!!!😊🙏🙏❤❤👍👍
Such fantastic Chinese girls. Hello from Russia.
Dance of the apasaras divine…… China slays it again with sheer aesthetic, creativity and ethereal beauty 🙏🪷
It's a composed of gravity-defying, assertive, lunging, energetic, precise, mesmerizing that one has to admire while watching these dancers performing.
Das russische Balett in einer Sekunde vom Thron gestossen , Wahnsinnig schön. Danke für diese Darbietung . 10 mal angesehen und werde es noch 50 mal ansehen . DANKE DANKE DANKE
It shows at what extent India has impacted Chinese culture
太美太驚艷，多變化的舞姿和古典服飾。只要大陸舞蹈都能讓人讚嘆，謝謝美麗的舞蹈
西域文化
@@tanchorteck746 汉人从来不否认汉文化受西域文化感染，特别是乐器，来自西域的多的是。
@@josephguo6256 那你先看看小小白龍的留言吧！文化交流是人文進步的前奏. 可惜的是有人以狹隘的種族偏见攻擊印度人及西方.
@@tanchorteck746 现代印度这个国家和古代天竺地区不是一回事。这舞蹈讲述的是佛教故事，北印度我去过 那里基本没什么人信仰佛教。而且释迦摩尼出生在尼泊尔。你随便问个尼泊尔人 就知道他们对古代天竺一带的看法和印度人完全不同。是不是你自己的理解不客观呢。
@@jol6310 佛陀深受古代印度文化影响, 尤其是吠陀经, 佛经里尤其是神話傳說部份带着濃厚印度色彩. 敦煌壁畫的天龍八部就是古印度傳說！非佛教原創！ 你将现今尼泊爾跟佛陀时代的古印度, 现今印度相比, 就如把春秋儒家思想跟现今奉外國共產主義的中共相比, 荒繆可笑. 熟知印度舞尤其是 odyssey 就可看出這所謂敦煌舞主骨源自何處. 文化交流是好事, 但别抹殺原本的出處, 自吹自擂抄襲當自創. 這舞集了不同元素, 西域為主骨, 也用了芭蕾技巧, 整體來說賞心悦目, 中華元素？？底蘊嘛... 各人見仁見智！
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