Jun 11, 2025
胡沈员 Hu Shenyuan & 朱凤伟 Zhu Fengwei
舞蹈风暴 DANCE SMASH | 《好，听你说》 Fine, Whatever You Say
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胡沈员 Hu Shenyuan & 朱凤伟 Zhu Fengwei
舞蹈风暴 DANCE SMASH | 《好，听你说》 Fine, Whatever You Say
Dance Smash x Cinema: 1/? Li Yanchao x Li Xing | In The Mood For Love
Starting a mini series here of film-inspired dances from Dance Smash (舞蹈风暴), a cross-genre dance competition show from Hunan Satellite TV. Boasting an impressive cast of top dancers from their respective genres, the main differentiator of Dance Smash with other dance competition shows is the circular stage design, with cameras installed around it in a ring, allowing for 360° captures of the stage of moments seemingly suspended in air.
To kick things off is the In The Mood for Love inspired modern dance number (because of course Wong Karwai + two of my favorite dancers) by close friends and frequent partners Li Yanchao and Li Xing in the collaboration round of Season 2.
Chinese dancers performing classic dance in 舞蹈风暴Dance Smash
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chun wai chan and yuan yuan tan photographed performing on dance smash 2020
Dance variety show showcases brilliant adaption of Painted Skin
Dance variety show showcases brilliant adaption of Painted Skin
Wang Xuerou (in red) and Hao Ruoqi (in blue) have borrowed the soul-switching setup in Painted Skin II: The Resurrection for their dance number. The featured song is Su Yunying’s Moment.
Fun fact: Hao Ruoqi is the lead dancer in An Outing With Beauties, which was featured in web drama Tang Dynasty Tour.
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Dance Smash x Cinema: 2/? Hua Xiaoyi x Li Yanchao | The Message
The Message, a 2009 film adaptation of the novel of the same name, is considered by many as the last true Republican spy thriller. Here Hua Xiaoyi and Li Yanchao play the roles of Gu Xiaomeng and Li Ningyu, respectively; two friends (and more, in the novel) in a compromised spy network. You may recognize Hua Xiaoyi as the main dancer from the koi fish number from CCTV's 2024 CNY gala.
