After China's reform and opening up in the late 1970s and early 1980s, this dance form made a comeback, and people used to call it "Little Latin Dance".
As for why he took this name, there is no way to know. Some "mini dance" lovers speculate that this may be related to the dancers dancing hand in hand.
There were dances in the Han Dynasty and paintings in the Song Dynasty. It is said that in a museum in new york, the United States, there is still a picture of the Song Dynasty depicting the dance scene of "stepping on a song and dancing".
"Nanjing Mini Latin Dance" was popular in some bars in Nanjing at first, then began to take to the streets and then spread to the public. Its action is free and unrestrained, which can fully reflect its personality. Moreover, people at different levels have room to create and play, and they can make their own tricks and score music at will. For example, Nanniwan, Hao Hange, Kojiro and I am a girl can all be used as dance music, so it is easy to popularize.
Mr. Feng Jingsan and Mr. Gao are the founders of Nanjing Xiaospicy Dance (some people disagree with the two teachers that it is more accurate to promote and carry forward the vast number of Nanjing Xiaospicy Dance), and Nanjing Video Store has their Nanjing Xiaospicy Dance CDs for sale. Their steps are six steps. At present, there are not many dances in the ballroom, which are basically jitterbug with three beats and four steps (promoted by Yang Yi).