Mind in Chinese culture, Form of Hip-hop style
When Drunk Fist met with Hip-hop dance
Mind in Chinese culture, Form of Hip-hop style
When Drunk Fist met with Hip-hop dance
By Rongzhen Lyu
5 min read · Published on 10/20/2021 · 9:00 PM EDT
By Rongzhen Lyu
5 min read · Published on 10/20/2021 · 9:00 PM EDT
Rongzhen Lyu
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I am always profoundly moved by students in MDC. One summer intensive student from Spain said, “When life gets me down, I just go to Millennium and read the walls to feel inspired.” I realized this studio could give people more. Students here are powerful, positive, and lovely. They make me feel that dance gives them endless energy. I begin to want more and more people to touch dance, their bodies, and their heart. So I found ADAA to procure this opportunity to share our thought, spirit, and attitude. Dancing is like magic; you are pleased when you swing to the music. If you feel stressed or depressed, that is OK. Come here, join us, talk with us, with yourself through your body. A new beginning is nearby.
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