The Tang Dynasty Palace Dance in Luoyang：Inheritance Value, Conservation and Development
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The Luoyang area is rich in Tang Dynasty cultural heritage resources, but these historical resources have not been reused either from the perspective of dance academic research or dance choreography innovation. In the new era, due to the lack of attention to cultural heritage, Tang Dynasty Palace dance is gradually disappearing from people's sight, and the problem of being unable to continue traditional culture is becoming increasingly prominent. Therefore, it is more urgent to conduct in-depth research on it and explore ways to protect it.The research objectives of this paper are: (1) The cultural heritage value of Tang Dynasty Palace music and dance art. (2) Problems and countermeasures in the protection and development of Tang Dynasty Palace dance. This study mainly adopts qualitative research methods. The research tools used mainly include basic surveys, observations and interviews. The data are collected through written documents and field investigations, and then organized and analyzed. A descriptive analysis method is proposed. The research results are as follows: (1) Tang Dynasty Palace music and dance is a display of national cultural charm, a practice of national ideas, and an era identity in innovative development; (2) Cultural inheritance and development are faced with problems such as weak cultural atmosphere, lack of professional team talents, and dance creation adhering to tradition and lack of innovation. The final research shows that it is necessary to continue to adhere to the correct direction of the inheritance and development of the Tang Dynasty Palace dance culture, cultivate the cultural self-confidence of the youth group, and promote the innovative development of the Tang Dynasty Palace dance culture. The conclusion of this study has certain reference value for the government and the masses to further inherit and develop the Tang Dynasty Palace dance, and for researchers to further conduct in-depth research.
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