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Zhezhi Dance in Tang Poetry

XU You-fu

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Zhezhi dance stemed from the Western Regions Shiguo(石国) during the Tang Dynasty,and now Shiguo(石国) is Tashigan area of Xinjiang.This text shows that Zhezhi dance was welcomed in the palace,local authorities and upper families,during the Tang Dynasty.It expounds the actor`s dress and personal adorment along with playing circumstances,that takes Tang poetry as basis.

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Zhezhi dance stemed from the Western Regions Shiguo(石国) during the Tang Dynasty,and now Shiguo(石国) is Tashigan area of Xinjiang.This text shows that Zhezhi dance was welcomed in the palace,local authorities and upper families,during the Tang Dynasty.It expounds the actor`s dress and personal adorment along with playing circumstances,that takes Tang poetry as basis.

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Zhezhi dance stemed from the Western Regions Shiguo(石国) during the Tang Dynasty,and now Shiguo(石国) is Tashigan area of Xinjiang.This text shows that Zhezhi dance was welcomed in the palace,local authorities and upper families,during the Tang Dynasty.It expounds the actor`s dress and personal adorment along with playing circumstances,that takes Tang poetry as basis.

Key concepts: Dance, Poetry, Art, Classical Chinese poetry, Literature, History, Aesthetics

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