The rich and colorful musicaccompanied dance in the Tang Dynasty was not only part of secular social life but a vivid presentation of the Tang people’s perception of “facing death calmly”. From the discovered ruins, relics and tombs of the Tang Dynasty, the picture of musicaccompanied dance was a regular icon of noble status in the tombs of imperial relatives and highrank officials and lords, which mirrored the art of painting, showing the prosperous development of art of musicaccompanied dance and high level of development of art pf painting. This tradition continued till the Five Dynasties. The pictures of musicaccompanied dance discovered in the corridor of Feng Hui’s tomb of the Later Zhou Dynasty reproduced the process of recomposition of the frescos of musicaccompanied dance to maintain the form of painting in the Tang Dynasty.

painting in the Five Dynasties; Feng Hui’s tomb; composition of musicaccompanied dance; arrangement of musicaccompanied dance