The famous ballet repertoire is as follows:

1. "La Sylphide" is a representative repertoire of the Danish school of ballet. The play tells the story of a young farmer who met a fairy the night before his wedding. He could not resist the temptation of her beauty and followed the fairy on the wedding day. As a result, he and the fairy died tragically. It is intended to warn people to resist temptation.

2. "Sleeping Beauty" is an outstanding achievement of Russian composer Tchaikovsky who applied the writing technique of dramatic title symphony to the creation of dance drama music. It is known as a treasure in the treasure house of ballet music. In April 1829, the Paris Opera staged a production of "Sleeping Beauty". In 1889, "Sleeping Beauty" came to life again on the Russian ballet stage. The person who awakened the sleeping beauty was Marius Petipa.

3. Ballet "Swan Lake", 4 acts, composed in 1876. This is the first dance music composed by Tchaikovsky. It is based on folklore. The plot is: Princess Odette is turned into a white swan by the devil on the shore of Swan Lake. Prince Siegfried visited Swan Lake and fell deeply in love with Odette. On the night when the prince chooses his bride, the devil lets his daughter Black Swan disguise herself as Odette to deceive the prince.

4. The ballet solo "Death of the Swan" expresses the tenacity and tenacity of human beings fighting against fate and death, and expresses human beings' desire for life. "The Death of the Swan" has the power to shake people's souls. Since its first performance in Petersburg, Russia in 1907, every performance has given people new feelings and has been deeply loved by people from all over the world. ?

5. "Giselle" is a masterpiece of romantic ballet and has won the reputation of "the crown of ballet". For the first time, this dance drama allows a ballet heroine to face severe challenges in both performance and dance skills. The dance drama is a love tragedy that is both legendary and secular, in which we can see the two sides of romanticism: light and darkness, survival and death.