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Abstract

There is a unique dance in Yae-gi-moo, designated as Jeollabuk-do Intangible Cultural Property No. 48, which we call a “Plate Dance.” Dancing with tableware is the first dance in history. Although Yae-gi-moo has been designated as a cultural property, the explanation of the history and theoretical background is very weak. Recently, as I was able to read books specializing in dance of the Korean-Chinese and North Koreans, I learned that Korean-Chinese and North Koreans also do the plate dance. It is said that the “Plate Dance” of the ethnic Koreans living in China was created in the form of a female group dance on sixtieth birthday and celebrations, while the North Korea’s “Plate Dance” was created from the form of “Hyang-bang-moo,” which was performed during the Joseon Dynasty. What they have in common is: the border between China, the Soviet Union. and there are also inhabited by variety ethnic such as the Mongolian, Jurchen people, and Han Chinese. It was considered to be related to the Chinese Mongolian’s “Chung-wan-moo,” a typical dance performed with a bowl on top of the head. Korean “Plate Dance” was taught by Park Geum-seul from Jeong So-san, a gisaeng of the Daegu and Jeong Ja-san, a gisaeng of the Jeolla-do and passed on to Kim Gwang-sook in 1968. The three countries’ “Plate Dance” was different, but the meaning of the dance of “Plate Dance” contained the significance of respect, life, and blessing.