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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Yangge dance.jpg|thumb|Yangge dance]]<br /> '''''Yangge''''' dance is a traditional folk dance of the [[Han]] people, commonly performed in the northern provinces. There are two kinds of ways of performing: one is on the ground and the other is on the stilts.<br /> <br /> ''Yangge'' in northeast [[China]], combined with the local [[Manchu]] culture, developed into three types of performance: the song-and-dance duets, ''yangge'' performed on the ground and ''yangge'' preformed on the stilts, with accompanied instruments the ''suona'' (trumpet-like wind instrument), small cymbals, drum, flute, ''[[erhu]]'' (alto fiddle) and ''[[zhuban]]'' (bamboo clappers). ''Yangge'' dancers usually wear bright and colorful costumes, and their movements are vigorous and quick, with distinguished local flavor.<br /> <br /> ''Yangge'' in [[Shandong Province]] also has three representative types : Guzi ''yangge'', Jiaozhou ''yangge'' and Haiyang ''yangge''. Guzi yangge is popularized in the areas of [[Linyi]] and [[Huimin]] in north Shandong. The speaking and singing way of performing is humorous, demonstrating the honest and frank character of the Shandong people. Jiaozhou yangge is popularized in the area of [[Jiaozhou]] in south Shandong. The use of suona and gong and drum makes the music interesting and joyous.<br /> <br /> ''Yange'' in north [[Shaanxi Province]]: popular in the areas of [[Mizhi]], [[Haobao]], [[Jiaxian]], [[Suide]] and [[Qingjian]].<br /> <br /> [[category:art]]</div>

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