Why is the steel wire hanging in the air called Weiya?

The word "Weiya" is actually a transliteration word, which comes from the English word "wire" and is pronounced as [wa]. ""wire "is a very basic word in English, which we actually learned in middle school. It means wire, wire and, by extension, telegraph.

The word was first introduced to the mainland from Hong Kong, and Diao Weiya's film and television technology was also created by Hong Kong directors. Hong Kong used to be a British colony, and locals like to mix English with their spoken language. When writing written language, I used to look for homophonic Chinese characters instead of English, so "wire" became "Weiya".

In fact, "Weiya" is to hang the actor with a steel wire to realize the flying action, and then drop the steel wire PS later, so that the actor seems to have the ability to fly over the eaves to the ground. The operation technology of Weiya stunt can enable aerial performers to complete the following dance moves in the performance space of large-scale cultural and natural open-air stage:

1.？ Various dance art forms are flying in the air;

2.？ The steel wire is the curve of the performer's waist or the straight body tumbling back and forth for several times;

3.？ The steel wire is tied with a waist straight body to rotate several times;

4.？ The combination of tumbling action and dance modeling;

5.？ Air combat and simulated joint operations;

6.？ The tacit cooperation of various aerial movements and dance shapes with the scene scenery, fireworks and ground movements.

VIA stunt technology has won the trust and appreciation of filmmakers, directors, stage producers and CCTV directors since its application.

The above is the information about Weiya provided by Chengdu Meng Tian Culture Communication Co., Ltd. If you want to know more, please consult a professional.