"Dance Out of My Life" Part 2 - Hip-hop will eventually have a place to stand

In terms of color, my favorite is the hero and heroine of the second part. At first glance, the male protagonist and the female protagonist look good, the male protagonist gives a stunning figure, and the female protagonist shows a sturdy aura, wow, kaka, I love them all. The male protagonist with his full face is sullenly handsome, not the domineering handsome man who wants to take all your attention, nor the handsome ruffian with a crooked mouth and a smirk; when he slightly bows his head and smiles, When he stares at you quietly, as long as you hold your breath, you will find his charm - with a little sullenness, with a silent firmness. Although the heroine is beautiful, she is not delicate enough. In fact, what I like is her naturalness and straightforwardness; she is not suitable for standing quietly in a corner and waiting for others to taste carefully. When she dances, you will find her enthusiasm. Unrestrained, direct and serious. They are both charming and charmingly real, which I like.

Emotionally speaking, the male protagonist who took off his coat is actually a confused and sullen man (I thought), and the quiet female protagonist is just a confused woman who is eager to insist on herself. Man Sao Nan saw the defeat of the heroine at a glance, but he understood that they were all of the same kind-the heart that wanted to fly never died. He studied modern dance, but was keen on hip-hop; she had to learn modern dance, but was also keen on hip-hop. They were all persistently sticking to their original selves, although they were inevitably depressed. He was from a good background and had a modest gentleman's demeanor, but there was a brother who was excellent in character and academics to suppress his enthusiasm, so he always resisted silently: secretly practiced hip-hop, turned around and left without saying a word. He likes her, but he is a little too busy, so he just stares quietly from behind, worrying about her and solving her worries. And she has always been carefree, with the domineering of a boy when dancing, and the delicacy of a little woman when she is quiet. Therefore, it was only after a long time that he was serious about him, and only after seeing it did he realize that he had fallen.

The last kiss, according to legend, was also rated as the best kiss. I like that kiss, it's not the kind of intense dog gnawing, but the spark of infinite love between you and me comes and goes. Quite a level!

Technically speaking, the heroine of the second part is the best for hip-hop, whether in terms of dress, temperament or style. It is not painted in red, but the charming style will still be revealed. This is the woman I like. I have always tended to admire sturdy women. Her dance is fierce and domineering and has a good sense of rhythm. Of course, her background in dancing is extraordinary. In the last classic "Dancing in the Rain", the woman's charm and strength, temptation and hardness are very well matched; of course, the choice of music is also excellent, the temptation rhythm brings out the slow strength, which is very spicy. The male protagonist doesn't look like a hip-hop dancer. It's true that his modern dance posture is good, and the hip-hop is also very upright. The male and female protagonists cooperate together, and the aura of the dance is very integrated. I like it very much.

For the dance, the opponent's dance was not too surprising, but the dance of the protagonist team was too bad at one time, and amazing at another time. I understand that they "really" seriously changed, but the change made me feel like the plot was a little off.
Although this combination is not exquisite enough to be perfect, it is definitely enough for me to reminisce after reading it. Favorite part two.

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