Chinese War Dance: Chaoshan Ying Song and Dance

In the thirty-eighth year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, wars broke out all over the sea, and Japanese pirates ravaged Chaozhou, burning, killing, and looting wherever they went, and the people were displaced. In Jinou Village of Liangyingzhai, the Chen family of Yingchuan has lived together for generations. In the ancestral hall and family temple, a Yingge singing group hides the secret of the ancient battle formation. Chen Yingjie, the head of the Chen family and the leader of the Yingge group, is calm and resolute, has his family and country at heart, and vows to protect his neighbors with his whole body; Lin Yuerong, his childhood sweetheart who has known and connected since childhood, is proficient in the Yingge and dance formations and tactics, uses drums as orders and dance as soldiers, and is the true formation strategist of the Yingge group. The two live in the same hometown and have a secret love for each other, but due to the troubled times, they have not yet made clear their feelings for each other. Ma Chenglu, a co-president of Haiphong, had an affair with the Japanese pirates, and the evil gentry Zhou Chengan helped the tyrants to persecute the emperor. Jackals were in power, and the common people were hanging upside down. The seemingly ordinary heroic songs and dances are actually a formation of hidden soldiers; the mallet in the hand hides a sharp blade; the forward and backward whirling dances are all killing moves. Lin Yuerong commanded the whole team with the sound of drums, making the Japanese pirates dizzy and unable to advance or retreat. In the current national crisis, our homeland will collapse. Chen Yingjie and Lin Yuerong worked together to lead the villagers to use dance as a battle and hammer as a soldier to protect the people, defend the city, resist Japanese pirates, and purge traitors. A battle to protect the family with folk customs as the armor and loyalty as the blade begins. Let's see the heroic songs and dances, shattering the courage of the Japanese slaves; sharing the same hatred with blood, bringing down the traitor!