What is international standard dance?

International ballroom dancing includes modern dance and Latin dance. Social dance, referred to as ballroom dancing, comes from folk dances in various countries. Social dance requires very strict dance posture and steps.

The requirements of ballroom dancing are relatively low. Ballroom dancing is different from ballroom dancing. It keeps the style of ballroom dancing, but it is more casual. Nevertheless, ballroom dancing still has its own requirements, which should reflect the styles of various dances and be free and easy. According to technical structure, it can be divided into modern dance and Latin dance.

Britain is the birthplace of social dance and international dance.

The Royal Association of Dance Teachers is the earliest dance association in the world, which was founded in 1904. After the Second World War, the Royal Association of Dance Teachers organized Latin dance, which was included in the national standard dance category and official competition. At this point, the international standard dance has become a modern dance series and a Latin dance series containing 10 kinds of dances.

Britain's "Blackpool" has also become a holy place for international dance. From 1950, an international dance competition-Blackpool Dance Festival is held every May.

Modern Dance World Championships were officially held on 1950, Latin Dance World Championships were officially launched on 1960, and then merged with sports dance.

As early as 1924, ballroom dancing was introduced to several big cities and trading ports in China. In the early days of liberation, it was still very popular in China in the 1950s and 1960s. After the suspension of the Cultural Revolution, it was once again accepted by the broad masses of the people in the 1980s, but it was far behind the world standard dance. Influenced by Gong Ting dance, social dance is called European social dance with its solemn and elegant dance style, rigorous and standardized dance steps and quite gentlemanly demeanor.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 0/9th century, due to the rise of the United States, ballroom dancing popular in Europe was introduced to the United States with European immigrants. At the same time, a large number of immigrants from Latin America also brought folk dances with strong tropical style, which came directly from the people and were not influenced by court dances, and their forms were more free.