港南區(qū)舞蹈英語(yǔ)補(bǔ)習(xí)好處，貴港港南區(qū)有沒(méi)有學(xué)舞蹈。

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港南區(qū)舞蹈英語(yǔ)補(bǔ)習(xí)的好處，

英語(yǔ)作文 舞蹈的利與弊 有點(diǎn)急 哪位大神能急救 100字 感激！

In China few activities escape the watchful eye of thestate – and soon that will include square dancing.Ever-growing numbers of enthusiastic dancers -usually "damas", meaning elderly women – havegathered on the street corners of China's cities inrecent years to gyrate in unison. Some urbandwellers have complained that the elderly participantsblast their music until late at night, disturbing thepeace and quiet of local residents.

Square dancing has become an improbably hit topic in China, with stories on the dancing"damas" – not all of them flattering – lighting up state media.

Often clad in matching outfits and wielding fans or other props, they gather around dinnertime,performing choreographed moves to sometimes thumping dance music piped through aportable boombox or even a live band.

But if theadministrations and the retlated depatments have their way the nightlyroutine will be strictly regulated.Square dancing represents the collective aspect of Chinese culture but now it seems that theoverenthusiasm of participants has dealt it a harmful blow with disputes over noise andvenues.So governments have to guide it with national standards and regulations."

All the negative comments on square-dancing are about reckless practising without caringabout the publ ic benefits.

The unified drills will help keep the dancing on the right track where they can be performed ina socia lly responsible way.

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