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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

Chinese ethnic dance is an important component of Chinese culture, with rich historical connotations and unique artistic charm.

Among them, Mongolian, Tibetan, Uygur and other minority dances have their own characteristics, showing the customs and aesthetic tastes of different ethnic groups.

In these ethnic dances, red costumes are an indispensable part.

Red symbolizes joy, auspiciousness and enthusiasm in traditional Chinese culture, so you can see the figure of red costumes on various occasions.

For example, during the Spring Festival, people will wear new red clothes to express blessings and celebrations.

In addition, red is closely related to the history of the Communist Party of China, because it represents the spirit of revolution and struggle.

In these ethnic dances, men usually wear traditional robes and headscarves, such as the "Gicha" of the Mongolian and the "Changpao" of the Tibetan.

These costumes not only have practicality, but also incorporate local cultural elements and traditional craftsmanship.

For example, the Gicha of the Mongolian is usually made of wool, embroidered with exquisite patterns and decorations; while the Changpao of the Tibetan uses special weaving and dyeing techniques, making it have a unique texture and color.

In addition to costumes, music is also an important part of ethnic dance.

Different ethnic groups have different musical styles and instrument playing methods.

For example, Mongolian dance is often accompanied by traditional instruments such as horsehead fiddle and Hummeng; while Tibetan dance is often accompanied by folk instruments such as suona and hulusi.

These musical elements add a unique sense of rhythm and emotional expressiveness to the dance.

In conclusion, the red costumes, traditional costumes and musical elements in Chinese ethnic dance are all important components of its rich spiritual and cultural connotations.

By appreciating and learning these forms of cultural art, we can better understand China's history, culture and social background, and feel the unique charm and wisdom of the Chinese nation.