Dance in China

The profound meaning of classical Chinese dance Like many traditional Chinese disciplines, the dance is crossed by a deep understanding of the relationship between man and cosmos, between mind and spirit. The arts give meaning to people's lives. They have an important role in the establishment of the moral values of humanity and are one of the sources that man has to find the answers to the fundamental questions of his life. For this very reason, the arts influence people's values, and in turn, people's values influence the arts. Since ancient times, music has been one of the most influential arts in society, perhaps due to the universal character that makes it more accessible to all social strata and cultures than other types of arts such as painting and sculpture, generally more reserved for certain specific circles or elites. Confucius observed 2,500 years ago that this art form reflects social values: "There is nothing more effective than music in improving existing habits and customs," he said in Yue Ji (Notes on Music). He also said, "Music is the sublimation of morality." With its close connection to music, the dance of course can also affect a person's moral code. "One knows…