The solo dance "Girl Dafu", "Calling the Moon" and "Young Girl" is recommended for Uygur dramas.

1. "Dancing in the city that never sleeps"-Showing the charm of Uygur culture

This drama shows the charm of Uygur culture in a unique way. Through solo dance, the aesthetic feeling and emotional expression ability of Uygur art are expressed. The dance movements are graceful and smooth, and the music is tactfully moving, so that the audience is immersed in a mysterious and unique atmosphere.

2. "The Second Flowers Bloom"-An Interpretation of the Courage and Toughness of the Uighurs

This play shows the courage and toughness in the folk culture of the Uighurs in the form of solo dance. Dancers vividly retell a story about the pursuit of freedom and happiness through superb skills and performances. The movements in the dance are full of strength and rhythm, which makes people feel the courage and tenacity of the Uygur people.

3. "Praying for Spring"-Showing the traditional festivals of Uygur people

This drama is based on the ancient Uygur Spring Festival, which vividly shows the joy and celebration of traditional festivals. The dancers wore gorgeous traditional costumes and danced happily with beautiful music. They waved the ribbons and flowers in their hands, symbolizing the hope and blessing of life.

4. "Uyghur Dance Festival"-A comprehensive display of Uyghur dance art

This drama is a large-scale performance that combines various dances of Uyghur. Through different styles of dances, the diversity and rich cultural connotation of the Uygur people are displayed. The audience can enjoy the men's dance full of strength, the gentle and graceful women's dance and the group dance with strong national characteristics, and appreciate the charm and diversity of Uygur dance.

Summary:

The recommendation of Uyghur solos answered the recommendation questions about Uyghur repertoire, and introduced several wonderful Uyghur solos. These plays show the charm, courage and strength of Uygur culture, the diversity of traditional festivals and dance art. By watching these plays, people can better understand and appreciate the rich culture of Uighurs.