Yang Liping didn't wear clothes on stage? The costumes are all painted, and the camera is too eye-catching when zoomed in"

Yang Liping's painting stage: unique or too eye-catching?

Yo, I heard that Yang Liping didn't wear clothes on stage? Don't worry, the editor will reveal the secret for you! Just this stage legend made a sensation again, not because of her beautiful dancing, not because of her superb dancing skills, but because of her costumes! That's right, you heard it right, it's the costume! I heard that they are all painted, and when the lens is enlarged, it is simply eye-catching!

Let's unravel the mystery of this painted costume. This kind of costume is not new, as early as ancient times, Chinese Peking Opera performers used to play various roles. However, Yang Liping's ability to incorporate this traditional element into her modern stage performance is truly ingenious! I want to say, this eldest sister is really creative, discerning and tasteful!

Next, let's talk about the visuals of this garment. Imagine that when the lights hit the stage, the music sounded, and Yang Liping wore a painted costume and danced beautifully, just like a living painting! Moreover, this kind of clothing is colorful and intricately patterned, it is simply a visual feast! However, some people said that the costumes were a bit too eye-catching and somewhat distracted from the dance itself. Do you think there's some truth to that?

However, I have to say that Yang Liping's move has indeed attracted a lot of attention and controversy. Some people praised her bold innovation, believing that it was a kind of respect and breakthrough for tradition, and a new attempt at stage performance; Some people criticized her behavior for being too ostentatious, believing that the costume was too pompous and affected the artistry of the dance itself. What do you think? Is it for or against? Come and leave a message to tell the editor!

Yang Liping's undressed people on stage really caused an uproar. Whether it is for or against, it does not prevent us from appreciating and admiring her stage charm. However, it also makes us think about the question: is the costume more important in the stage performance, or is the dance itself more important? Perhaps, this can only be left to the judgment of time and the audience. What do you think?