Haka Dance, a New Zealand Maori dance-Haka Dance.

The purpose of Kaha dance performance includes entertainment, warmly welcoming guests, acknowledging special achievements or occasions, and the ceremony of gathering between tribes; At present, the most widely known is the Kaha dance "Kamat!" Before the game, it was performed by the All Black Team of New Zealand rugby team. . What is even more amazing is that in a landing battle in World War II, a New Zealand army jumped up in the second attack because the first attack was too hasty, and finally captured the mountain in one fell swoop. After that, it went well and drove directly to Rome. The language and movements of Kaha dance are constantly innovating with the times, and today's modern creation reflects contemporary and political issues.

The most common kaha dance in society is performed by men, or women's voices are added behind men. Traditionally, women have been given the main position next to the Kaha Dance Company because they have the ability to move their eyes (called pukana by Maori). Most of them hold weapons to protect their flanks; They also exist to enhance the momentum of other performers. There are also a few Kaha dances mainly performed by women, such as the famous Kaha dance Kapana Pana; There is a simple child Kaha. Yuan Qi

The ancestors of the Pacific brought them from Hawaii and Polynesia to various regions. According to the classification of Maori, kaha dance can be divided into the following categories:

Whakatu Waetutu Ngar Ahungeri-unarmed, used to inspire soldiers' psychological super-war-style Kaha, demonstrating before the war, praying for the protection of the God of War, showing their strength and fearlessness and intimidating the enemy; When the two sides meet, they can also treat Haka. Haka taparahi-ritual Kaha, unarmed, the most popular form of Kaha at present -Manawa wera Kaha-is generally related to funerals or death-related occasions, unarmed and without default actions. Haka in Maori has a cognate word in many Central Pacific languages:

Tonga Kaha-"Gesturing while singing" Samoan Sa? a； Kaha, Tokelau; ; Narutonga？ Aka aha Hawaii; Max Kaha-"Dance" in Bengali? Also known as-"Dancing in the traditional way; In some languages, the meaning of "dancing with chanting" is different. For example, in Tecobia, saka means "to perform a ceremony in a traditional ceremony system". The original Polynesian language family is defined as *saka in primary language, originally derived from the original oceanic language family *sa? Card (gram). Book

Haka-An Existing Tradition (Haka-A Living Tradition) by Vera Gardiner. According to Maori legend, the sun god Ra has two wives, namely Hine-raumati in summer and Hine-takurua in winter. The origin of dance is attributed to Taneror, the son of the sun god born in summer. Denaro performed for his mother, which led to today's kaha dance.

A form of Maori kaha dance, shaking hands represents the flash seen in hot summer; In addition, at the end of the dance, the dancer sticks out his tongue, which means playing the role of hanging his head on a long pole after the enemy is killed.

Haka dance is a symbolic cultural project of Maori in New Zealand.