News tracking | the "hair tying hanging" party in the subway was found! My response: For circus actors it is not recommended for non-professionals to try

Image: Darina's Douyin account uploaded a lot of similar video source/network screenshots

Yesterday, the Xinmin Evening News Xinmin App and the Xinmin Help Nong video number both reported that a young woman was in the carriage of Metro Line 16, with her hair tied on the armrest, and her whole body was in the air, as if she was "swinging" (for details, see "Too Strange!"). Woman hangs her hair on a subway handrail and hangs her body in the air," link: http://newsxmwb.xinmin.cn/2022/01/20/32100927.html).

After the report and video were published, it caused a hot discussion on the Internet and soon "rushed" to the hot search. Many netizens are curious about the identity and behavior of the parties. Today, the Xinmin Evening News reporter contacted the parties concerned. The woman' name is Darina, a Russian, and an actress in the Shanghai Circus. Darina also said bluntly that this action, she has been specially trained for more than 6 months, and it is not recommended for non-professionals to imitate.

Attracted by traditional Chinese acrobatics "I like Chinese culture, and I know that this is part of traditional Chinese acrobatics, I think it is beautiful, but now it is not known to many people, so I want to show it to more people." 」 This afternoon, the reporter contacted Darina, the person in the video. She told reporters that she is Russian and came to work at the Shanghai Circus from Wuxi in December 2021. Usually, she also often posts small videos on Douyin. The reporter saw that in multiple videos, Darina fixed her hair in different positions and made a series of dance-style movements. It is not recommended that non-professionals try to implement this action technically, is it safe and difficult? Darina told the Xinmin Evening News reporter that this is a special technique. "Just curling your hair and hanging your hair takes months of training. Some people need to practice for several years in a row. It took me about six months to perfect the action, and for me, it was safe. However, she advises non-professionals not to try it lightly. Related links: Originating from the mainland, the acrobatic art "Hanging Hair" and "Hanging Hair" are also known as "hanging pigtails". Performers braid their hair into braids and lift their bodies, perform various difficult techniques such as dancing and spinning in the air. However, this acrobatic that originated in China is currently sought after abroad due to the difficulty of practice, and there are only a few domestic practitioners. Xinmin Evening News reporter Xu Chi