Tea-picking dance music, Zhejiang folk song. [Composed by Zhou Dafeng] It was originally the theme song and dance song of the modern Yue Opera drama "Song before the Rain". The whole song is based on the tones of Yue Opera and has a dance style. (The music adopts the characteristics of Zhejiang folk tunes, and the melody is beautiful and smooth. The funny phrases, such as questions and answers, seem like young people playing with each other, like old people praising a good harvest.) Song and dance music. Lyrics and music by Zhou Dafeng, composed in 1958. It was originally the theme song and dance soundtrack of the Yue Opera "Song before the Rain", and was later adapted into a dance sketch "Tea Picking Dance" based on the song. "Tea-picking" was originally a folk song and dance genre in China, popular in tea-producing areas in the south, used to express the joyful emotions of growing and picking tea. This tea-picking dance music maintains the basic style of folk tea-picking songs and dances. It adopts the national pentatonic mode and has material of alternating modes. The tune is cheerful and jumping, reproducing the youthful appearance of the tea-picking girl. "Tea Picking Dance" was extremely popular in the 1950s and had a great social impact.