What does Dao Lang mean in Uyghur?

"Duolang (Dao Lang)" is a dance form of Uighurs, known as the flower of folk art, and it is a dance full of working people's lives.

Its content shows the hunting activities of people in ancient Maccati. Dance movements are vigorous, passionate and rhythmic. The accompaniment music of the dance Duolang is called Duolang Muqam and Duolang Senem. The tune is simple in structure, broad and heroic in singing, and has a strong grassland sentiment.

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Uygur dance is famous for its rapid rotation and change. Traditional dances include top bowl dance, big drum dance, hula hoop dance and Puta dance.

Sainaim is the most common form of folk dance. Impromptu dancing is sometimes a solo dance, sometimes two people dance in pairs, and sometimes three or five people dance together. Accompanied by the band, the people in a circle clapped their hands and sang together.

When the music rhythm changes from medium speed to fast speed and the dance steps become more and more urgent, the sounds of "Kai-Na" and "Baal Kalella" follow, and the dancers' emotions become more intense. "Sainaim" in different places has its own style, and it is generally named as a place name. Such as Kashi "Sainaim" and Yili "Sainaim" to show the difference.

"Xiadiyana" is a popular dance in Xinjiang, especially in southern Xinjiang, which means joyful dance and is a folk collective dance. There is no limit to the number of participants and the formation is not fixed. The tunes of "Xia Di Yana" in different regions have their own characteristics, some are exultant and gorgeous, and some are vigorous and powerful. The basic dance steps of "Xia Diya Na" are mainly small jumps, with arms raised and palms shaking rapidly inside and outside, giving people a cheerful and light feeling.

Nazir Qom is popular in Turpan, Shanshan and Hami. It uses dance movements to express lively and humorous content, which fully embodies the optimistic and cheerful personality of the Uygur people.