Nixi Social Dance

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Title (English)
Nixi Social Dance
Title (Chinese)
尼西情舞
Title (Romanization)
Nixi qingwu
Description
In 1952, Zhang Ke (张苛 b. 1930) and Jin Liqin (金立勤 b. 1934) joined the Central Nationalities Song and Dance Ensemble. As part of this group, they frequently went on visiting trips to minority regions. This photograph shows a trip to a Tibetan area in 1953. The dance being performed is known in Mandarin as "Nixi social dance" (尼西情歌), also known colloquially as "Tibetan walz." This photograph was taken during the trip from Lijiang to Zhongdian.
Location
Yunnan (China)
Date
1953
Dance Style
Tibetan
Object Material
Black & white photograph
Contributing Artist
Zhang, Ke, 1930-
Image Filename
ZK00075
Collection Title
Pioneers of Chinese Dance

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Image Size
1200 x 1686
File Size
112 KB
Record
ZK00075
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