This star is from the earth

Han Jue has been learning dance for a year.

In the beginning, he just wanted to take advantage of his good health and sound memory to get Michael Jackson's dance out. It not only shows the local aborigines the treasures of the earth, but also leaves a thought for themselves in a foreign land, so that they can miss the past.

But learning and learning, like a key unlocking a lock, Han Jue's interest in dancing could no longer be contained.

One reason is that I can feel the top-level body, learn to dance at a rapid pace, and receive feedback every day just like playing games, which is extremely refreshing.

The second reason is because of the predecessor. Being able to express yourself through dance is equivalent to learning one more language than others. Sometimes listening to music, Han Jue can't help expressing his emotions with his body. Some movements that he has only seen before ignore the difficulty and come easily. Han Jue can fully feel the talent of this body and the painstaking effort spent on this body by his predecessor. It would be a pity if it was so deserted.

The last reason is that in "This Is Street Dance", I had to stop dancing with Tang Ye. The feeling of controlling the audience and igniting the emotions of the audience cannot be felt in music and dance. Fascinating.

Later, Han Jue decided to learn dancing seriously.

Rather than learning to dance, it is better to say that he is taking over the legacy left by his predecessor - he is familiar with every muscle of this body.

In order to dissuade Han Jue from fighting, Guan Yi once said something like this: The body of a fighter is like a machine, and each muscle is a part. The more sophisticated the machine, the less tolerance it has for parts. A muscle is out of control, involving the whole body, interlocking, and the final punching movement will be deformed. Therefore, most professional boxers seldom fight in private when they are out of the ring. One is that they are afraid of killing people casually, and the other is that they are worried that their bodies will be injured and their tools for eating will be affected. It is a very stupid thing to smash your job in an unnecessary place. I think the same goes for dancers, what do you think?

Before Han Juetai could answer, Guan Yi said with an expression of [I'm not a fighter], "If you really want to fight, then you might as well fight with me. At least I can control it, and I won't fight You killed and wounded."

What else could Han Jue say, but he could only say: "I think so too!" Then he pushed his boat out of the rivers and lakes and practiced dancing honestly.

After the age of the dancer, after the age of twenty-five, the body inevitably begins to decline. His predecessor never smoked or drank, he exercised unremittingly and honed his dancing skills. Apart from his hobby of fighting, he had almost no bad habits. His body was strong and healthy. It was Han Jue's luck that he fought so many fights in his predecessor without leaving any hidden injuries.

A year later, when Han Jue faced Dou Wu again, he no longer had to be swayed in fear.

"Han Jue!! Han Jue!! Han Jue!!"

Looking across, everyone present was shouting Han Jue's name.

Crane cameras and videographers in mid-air aimed at Han Jue one after another, and Han Jue's images appeared on the surrounding screens, both near and far.

Han Jue looked at Sam who invited him to fight, and Sam had a mischievous expression on his face.

Han Jue looked at the program team. The program team didn't want to stop it at all. Instead, the director excitedly took the walkie-talkie and directed the staff to make the dance fight more grand and more fun.

Han Jue looked at Gu Fan again, and Gu Fan looked at Han Jue with no worry in his eyes, full of confidence. That is confidence in Han Jue's strength.

Han Jue let out a long breath, relaxed his expression, smiled, and took a step forward.

With just that one step, the cheers and screams of thousands of people on the stage seemed to blow off the roof of the studio.

It was loud enough to overwhelm the live music.

Sam stopped the [Referee Show] with a smile, not letting Han Jue start dancing to the music behind it.

Since it is a fighting dance, it is necessary to follow the rules of the fighting dance-choose music at random and dance impromptuly.

Brother Hu and Muzi, the two referees, stood up and directed the dancers in the front row of the crowd to sit down.

The dancers in the first few rows sat down on the ground, not blocking the view of the people behind.

Now there are referees, onlookers, and two dancers preparing for a duel. It's more and more like the scene of a hip-hop competition, rather than a variety show recording scene.

When the host [Lao Gao] came out with the microphone, apart from the stage, the scene was almost the final scene of a hip-hop competition.

The host named Lao Gao stood between Han Jue and Sam, bumped shoulders with Sam familiarly, and shook hands with Han Jue warmly.

Lao Gao is a senior person in the circle. He also danced when he was young. Later, he couldn't dance, and he couldn't move away from the circle. He became a host. He has hosted various street dance competitions, met various masters, and many people present The dancers are acquaintances, and the three referees are even more old acquaintances.

Lao Gao is in a good mood. Not only because of higher ratings, more clicks, and stronger topics, but also because it's fun.

Now the development of the matter has completely deviated from the script, but from the director team, to the host, the referee, and the participating dancers, no one is unhappy about this incident. The result of the competition is important, but hip-hop dancing is also very important to have fun.

"This Is Street Dance" is neither sensational nor miserable, and does not arrange scripts. It is sincere and simple. The core is to show the beauty of street dance and the dancers' love for street dance.

Sam's invitation to fight and Han Jue's challenge made everyone happy, because that's what hip-hop dancers should do.

Everyone was full of enthusiasm, talking excitedly about the upcoming dance showdown, chatting and expressing their opinions.

Some dancers are suitable for fighting dance, and some dancers can choreograph, but not for fighting dance. Among the choreographers, there are not many people who have the ability to fight dance, but the proportion is very small. In Han Jue’s fighting dance record, it is well documented that he only won against Tang Ye, but the choreographer has three classic works. Everyone began to predict the result based on experience: Some people think that Han Jue will fail miserably, some people think that Han Jue has the ability to resist, but probably There is still a gap with Sam. Some people think that Han Jue may surprise people.

"Is that Sam good?" Xiao Zhou asked Tang Ye.

"Very powerful." Tang Ye nodded, and then asked, "Why did you shoot me alone?"

"How good is it? Who is better than Han Jue?"

"...Sam is the world's top dancer, a master, how good do you think it is." Tang Ye felt strange after speaking, and couldn't help turning his head to look at Xiao Zhou, "Are you a staff member here?"

"I am."

"Then why did you shoot me alone?" Tang Ye frowned and asked Xiao Zhou. In the past hour, the cameraman whose second job is [Senior Han Jue Black Fan] has been following him, even if he didn't pass the assessment, the cameraman kept shooting. When I went to the square to watch the fighting dance, I even sat next to his arm, talking a lot, and my mouth was very broken.

"You talk a lot." Xiao Zhou detested Tang Ye.

Tang Yezhi thought that if it wasn't for the cameras taking pictures, he might have to do it.

"You haven't said who will win between him and Han Jue." Xiao Zhou still remembered the unanswered question.

"How powerful Han Jue is... It's hard to say for the time being."

"It's hard to say?" Xiao Zhou wondered, "You don't want him to lose?"

"It doesn't matter whether I wish or not." Tang Ye stared intently at Han Jue, who was moving his arms and legs on the field, "When Han Jue was fighting with me, I felt that he still had something hidden and didn't show it all, so he gave it his all. What level it will come out, I don't know."

Xiao Zhou looked at Tang Ye and nodded slowly. Finally, he no longer planned to trick Tang Ye into revealing his criminal intention, and then handed it over to Guan Yi to deal with it. He sat beside Tang Ye, quietly watching the middle of the field, preparing to watch Han Jue's next performance.

After Lao Gao, the host, introduced the rules to Han Jue and Sam, he took out an empty beer bottle and placed it between the two of them. When the bottle stops, the dancer whose mouth is closest to the bottle will dance first.

The bottle stopped slowly, and Sam jumped first.

Lao Gao didn't talk nonsense, picked up the bottle and slowly backed away, holding the microphone at the same time and shouting hoarsely: "Disc player [Dugu]!"

The DJ responded to Lao Gao's call, and the music started immediately.

All the dancers fell silent at once, and they stared at Sam who was listening to the music carefully without blinking.

Sam paced around the field surrounded by the crowd, listened to the music for about ten seconds, and then at a certain moment, he faced Han Jue, opened and closed, moved and danced.

The dance fight has begun!

It was originally planned to be published together with the next chapter, but seeing that everyone in the comment area is very anxious, very anxious, very anxious... So I had to dismantle a chapter first and send it out.