Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies |
1928 |
‘Happy Feet’, Tap Dance (Solo) |
1929 |
‘Easter Egg’, Ballet Dance (Solo) |
London, England |
1932 |
‘Happy Feet’, Tap Dance (Solo) |
1934 |
‘Beggar’, Chinese Dance (Solo) |
1935 |
The Ballet section of the Opera ‘The Queen’s Lace Handkerchief’ (Strauss) for an amateur opera company (Principal Dancer) |
1935 |
‘March’, Chinese Dance (Solo) |
1936 |
‘Weeping Willows’, Chinese Dance (Solo) |
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‘The Concubine Beauty Dances for the Emperor (Solo) |
1939 |
‘Alarm’, Chinese Dance (Solo) |
Hong Kong |
1940 |
Ruth the Gleaner’, Biblical Dance (Solo) and ‘East River’ (of Guangdong), Chinese Dance (Solo) |
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Chongqing, Sichuan |
1941 |
‘Longing for Home’, Chinese neo-classical dance (Solo) |
1942 |
‘Sale’, Chinese contemporary dance (Short Ballet) |
1943 |
‘Moon of the Miaos’, Chinese Dance (Pas de Deux) |
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‘Dance of Youth’, Ughuir folk Dance (Solo) (Duet) (Quartet) |
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‘Air Raid’, Chinese Dance (Short Ballet) |
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‘Dream’, Modern Dance (Pas de Deux) |
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‘Guerrilla Coup (Short Ballet) |
1944 |
‘Yao Ceremonial Dance’, Chinese Dance (Solo) (Trio) |
| ‘The Mute and the Cripple’, Chinese Classical Dance (Solo), and from 1950 changed the character of the ‘Cripple’ to a young child and after called ‘Grand-father Piggybacks his Grand-daughter’, (Lao Bei Xiao) |
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‘Auntie Zhu Presents Eggs’ (to the Army), Yang-ge Dance (Short Ballet) |
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‘Mme. Kan Ba Han’, Ughuir Folk Dance (Pas de Deux) |
1946 |
‘Happy Cocks’, Kanba Tibetan Folk Dance (Group) |
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‘Tibetan Spring’, Kanba Tibetan Folk Dance (Group) |
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‘Laughing Buddha’, after Lama Dance of Tibetans (Sketch) |
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‘Lolo Love Song’ (Group Dance) |
1941-6 |
Many performances in Guilin, Guizhou, Chengdu and Chongqing |
1946 |
In August, gave 4 solo performances in Yi Yuan, Shanghai |
Beijing |
1949 |
‘Victory of the Chinese People’, took part in the collective choreography of this panorama |
1950 |
‘Construction of the Motherland’, Yang-ge |
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‘Doves of Peace’, neo-classical Ballet (Principal Dancer) |
1953 |
‘Lotus Dance’, neo-classical Chinese Dance (Group) |
1955 |
‘Flying Apasaras’ (Flying Celestials), neo-classical Chinese Dance (Pas de Deux) |
1961 |
‘Heroic Little Eight-Routers’, short Chinese Ballet for children |
1976 |
‘Women Oil Drillers’, modern Chinese sketch for the Dance Group at Victory Oil Fields, Shandong Province |
Daiailian Foundation
