The kite turns over, one of the traditional opera movements, the body is suspended in the air and turned over, flying as lightly as a kite.

Kites, a kind of bird, can keep their wings close to stillness, and at the same time keep themselves in a hovering state, especially when flying close to the ground to find prey, they occasionally turn around in mid-air, which makes people wonder that they have the peculiarity of anti-gravity Function.

This unique opera action is often used in tragic and tense dramatic scenes, and it is often shown in a 360-degree turn.

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