美国街头文化.ppt

美国街头文化The American street cultureStreet culturenStreet culture is a new culture stems from America,which is the combination of art,music and sports.It is a kind of self-releasing.Originally,street culture was just used as a carrier by African-American to convey their anger and resistance.But now which is used for expressing the abilities of young people.nStreet culture contains lots of elements,such as street-dancing，dress,graffiti,skateboard and street-ball，bicycle stunt and so on.Street-dancingn Street-dancing stems from peoples ad-lib actions.In lots of places,people and their children dance on the street for fun all day.They have their own but different styles,and more and more people are attracted by street-dancing,then it becomes a kind of culture.Street-dancing belongs to a sort of strength-dancing,because it needs standing upside down with only one hand.Stree-ball nStreet-ball rises in America;it is the commonest street culture in this society.The competition of street-ball doesnt need standard area.Generally speaking,making a place which is as big as a basketball field,setting two basketball frameworks up and that is enough.Graffiti n Graffiti is easily found in lanes,underground railroads or the subways.Young people spray paint on the walls to express their opinions,thoughts，even faction lacquers use graffiti to conquer their domains.DressnWearing bigger dress is a classical style of street culture,because the culture was developed by colored people,such as Negro,Jew and Mexican.They had more children.In order to save the money on clothes,they bought bigger T-shirts for their kids.Moreover,street culture possessed sporting breath,so loose clothes seemed more convenient.Bicycle stuntnBicycle stunt is a sport that the rider must keep balance on a special bicycle to pass through the obstruction in minimum time and with as little physical contact with the ground and obstruction as possible.Skateboard nLike bicycle stunt,skateboard also requires players keep balance on the board,and do some challenging movements to show their individual abilities.