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"Korean Ethnic Heritage: Whispers of the Golden Valley – Dance, Drum, and the Spirit of Joy"

Name: &quot;Korean Ethnic Heritage: Whispers of the Golden Valley – Dance, Drum, and the Spirit of Joy&quot;
Uploaded: 2025-03-18T07:32+00:00
Duration: T01M57S
Channel: VR180

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Immerse yourself in the luminous artistry of China’s Korean ethnic tradition, where dance becomes a celebration of life’s sacred rhythms. Performers, clad in flowing hanbok robes of delicate pastels and snow-white purity, glide with hypnotic precision. The iconic janggu drum pulses like a heartbeat, guiding dancers who twirl silk ribbons and unfurl painted fans in patterns mirroring rippling rivers and blossoming peonies.

At its core, this artform embodies nongak (farmers’ music) – a vibrant fusion of acrobatic drumming, swirling sangmo hats with spinning tassels, and lyrical gestures honoring harvests and communal unity. Melodies from the gayageum (zither) and the haunting haegum (fiddle) weave tales of mountain deities and ancestral wisdom. More than entertainment, it is a kinetic prayer for harmony between labor and joy, earth and sky.