⧉Image Dance Props: Dance Diplomacy - 'Red Silk Dance'
- Title
- Chinese Youth Delegation performing 'Red Silk Dance' (Zhongguo qingnian wengongtuan biaoyan "hongchouwu" 中国青年文工团表演《红绸舞》)
- Date
- 1951
- Creator
- Unknown
- Publisher
- N/A
- Rights
- Courtesy of the University of Michigan Asia Library Chinese Dance Collection
- Description
Photograph documenting the Chinese Youth Delegation performing 'Red Silk Dance' (Hongchou wu 红绸舞) at the Third World Festival of Youth and Students in East Berlin in August 1951. Originally published in Chinese Folk Dance Image Collection (Zhongguo minjian wudao tupian xuanji 中国民间舞蹈图片选集), (Shanghai: Shanghai renmin meishu chubanshe, 1957).
- Title
- USSR National Folk Dance Ensemble performing 'Red Silk Dance'
- Date
- 1963
- Creator
- Unknown
- Publisher
- N/A
- Rights
- Courtesy of China Foto Bank.
- Description
Photograph documenting the USSR National Folk Dance Ensemble dancers performing Chinese choreography 'Red Silk Dance' (Hongchou wu 红绸舞) during their tour in China in September 1954. Originally published in China Pictorial (Renmin huabao 人民画报) no. 11 (1954): 32.
- Title
- Poster from the Moscow World Festival of Youth and Students featuring 'Red Silk Dance'
- Date
- 1957
- Creator
- World Federation of Democratic Youth
- Publisher
- N/A
- Rights
- Courtesy of the World Festival of Youth and Students Collection, ARCH01667, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam).
- Description
This is a poster advertising cultural events at the 1957 World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow. It shows dancers and musicians representing different parts of the world (from left to right): India, Korea, Soviet Union/Eastern Europe, Latin America, Africa, and China. The dancer representing China is from the Red Silk Dance. This is also the only dancer using a prop (apart from the Latin American musician, who plays a tambourine).