Hip-Hop Youth

I am also a dancer, for about 10 years. I have also been reading novels for about 15 years Recently I occasionally checked to see if there are any hip-hop novels So I found this book "Hip-hop Youth" The author's narrative style is more youthful and campus-like, a bit like "Flying Basketball Dreams", including the dialogue between the protagonists First of all, the author is a dancer with no faults, and follows the competition route. (I am on the commercial performance route, and there is also what I call the training route. Dancers basically have these three careers). The descriptions of the appearance of the competition, posters, venues, music, MC, DJ, rules, and bonuses are all quite realistic. But the disadvantage is that the street dance fighting process is not well written. Of course, it is understandable. Fighting: all require moves, such as the Eighteen Palms of the Dragon vs. The Tathagata Palm in the martial arts novel. There are Marseille slalom and ox tail in football novels, giant slalom and slam dunk in basketball novels, etc. Readers can imagine the tricks in the picture Hip-hop, there are many types of dance now, unlike before there were only four major dance types. There are moves and names in it, but it is difficult to impress the readers when written out. A will produce a Thomas, B will produce a windmill, and C will produce a freeze Who is better? Professional dancers cannot understand through words Non-dancing readers are even more dizzy To put it simply, this is not a competitive sport with scores. Even in reality, the result is that the referee scores based on feeling In layman's terms, the difficulty level of moves before 2000 After 2000, it depends on the coordination with music. Grading criteria are always changing. Writing a competition is really difficult to write, and I sympathize greatly with the author. It can be regarded as the pioneering work of hip-hop. 🙏