Tibetan dance repertoire has the following styles:

1. Guozhuang Dance

Group dance, ranging from a few to hundreds of people, standing in a circle. They stamp their feet as a knot and dance with their arms to sing. Singing and dancing at the same time, the rhythm moves with the song, which is comfortable, melodious, beautiful and spectacular. Guozhuang Dance has a history of more than a thousand years.

2. Xianzi Dance

With the accompaniment of Xianzi and Huqin, everyone starts singing and dancing.

3. Tap dance

In Tibetan, it is called "Duixue", which is a classical court dance. It originated in the 17th century and was later spread to the people. It has been continuously improved and improved. It uses stepping as a festival. Pay attention to the changing rhythm of your feet. It is divided into two types: "reduced harmony" with a slower rhythm and "jue harmony" with a faster rhythm.

4. Reba Dance

Reba is the name given to folk artists. Speaking, singing and dancing are integrated into one, accompanied by gold bells and silver drums, also known as "bell drumming".

Tibetan singing and dancing has four forms:

1. Duixue, which is called "tap dance" in Chinese, is one of the rich and colorful forms of Tibetan singing and dancing.

2. Guoxue means "singing and dancing in a circle". It is an ancient collective song and dance that is popular among Tibetan herdsmen and highly entertaining for the masses.

3. Harmony, which is called "Xianzi" in Chinese, is a Tibetan song and dance form with a long history in Tibet. 4. Zhuo, called "Guozhuang" in Chinese, is an ancient Tibetan song and dance form with a strong working atmosphere, rough and heroic. There are many types of Tibetan national songs and dances. Various types of songs and dances have been created and influenced by the masses in the long historical and cultural life, and have different styles according to different regions. For example, "Zhuo" is bold and bold, "Xie" is soft and cheerful, "Duixie" is delicate and exquisite, and "Guoxie" is free and unrestrained, etc. However, their overall styles are unified, and they all have regular flexion and extension of the knees. Trembling action characteristics.