Shaodong Xu

Chinese classical dance embodies China's unique dance style and aesthetic form, aligning with the aesthetic needs and value orientations of the Chinese people, serving as a representative artistic symbol and identifier of Chinese dance. After over seven decades of development and inheritance, accompanied by the continuous evolution of Chinese society, the aesthetic paradigm of Chinese classical dance has undergone significant shifts. This paper, grounded in a socio-historical perspective and drawing on sociological research methodologies, focuses on the development of classical dance as its main thread. By tracing the evolutionary journey of classical dance across different periods, it systematically summarizes and synthesizes the shifts in its dance forms and the transformations in aesthetic paradigms.

social-historical research method; classical dance; dance forms

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