Ms. Yang said she had little formal training and prefers folk dancing to modern dance, which she associates with the expression of anguish and pain. "My dances are just showing the beautiful side of life," she said.
Αυτός ο κυματισμός που κάνει με τα χέρια της με ξετρελαίνει:
Indeed, her dances are infused with grace, emphasizing the intricacies of expression possible with the hands and arms. Abruptly, she will freeze in place. Then her body snaps to life. She is by turns robotic, then fluid. Her long, slender arms and fingers - capped by extremely long fingernails that accentuate her moves - are the wings of a bird, the branches of a tree, sparks bursting into a raging fire.
"Nature is simply the best teacher," she said. "I watch the motions of the peacock, birds, animals, anything that moves. That's how I've taught myself."
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And when asked whether her dances offer any messages, she snaps: "I don't think about messages. I just love to dance. It's my nature."
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/05/arts/dance/05danc.html?pagewanted=2&_r=2
尾声 Epilogue
雀之靈 Spirit of Peacock
Για σένα, Κώστα :):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrT_-APUBts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Q8aPfUdSo