Cowboy originated from the dance of African Americans. It is a fast-paced and energy-consuming dance. World War II was spread by the U.S. Navy. The melody is cheerful and jumping, with a rhythm of 4/4, 42 to 44 bars per minute, and six beats and eight steps. It is composed of basic dance steps, steps and combinations, combined with jumping, spinning and other movements.

It requires the soles of the feet to touch the ground and the waist and hips to swing like a pendulum. It is characterized by agile and jumping steps, relaxed, enthusiastic and cheerful dance. Originated from the United States, it was originally a tap dance performed by cowboys in the American West. The popularity of jazz in the 1950s accelerated and perfected this dance, but the style still maintains the vigorous, romantic and bold style of the American western cowboys.

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Jive originated in the United States and was developed from a dance called "Jitterbug". Difficult moves, adding some skills. The earliest record of jive is a book introducing jive published in Europe in 1944 by London dance teacher Victor Silvester. Pop, rock and roll, and American swing dance all have a certain influence on jive dance. Jive is

a fast-paced, energy-consuming dance. The reason why the jive is arranged at the end of the competition is because the contestants must make the audience feel that they are not tired after dancing the first four dances and can still face new challenges with great devotion.