98 years ago today, on September 14, 1927 (August 19, 1927, the founder of modern dance, Duncan, passed away. Duncan in 1905 was 27 years old. Shawls have played a pivotal role among dancers since they were fashionable in the 18th century, and the exquisite Indian long shawls are even more popular. When Duncan took pictures, silk was always around him. In the 1920s, a popular sport for European and American women was a combination of Isabella Duncan-style Greek dance and body rhythm. Isadora. Duncan, founder of modern dance, was born on May 27, 1878 in San Francisco, USA. My father is a poet and my mother is a family music teacher. Duncan went to school at the age of 5. Because she lives by the sea, she often goes to the beach alone. She later recalled,"My original concept of dancing originated from the waves of the sea." Art has a strong appeal to her. When her mother plays the piano, she always sits quietly next to her and listens. She likes this natural state. Therefore, she was disgusted by the rigidity of classical dance, and she advocated that dance be based on natural rhythm and movements. Since 1899, she has been touring various European countries. On November 7, 1921, on the fourth anniversary of the October Revolution, she performed the dance "Internationale" at a celebration held at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow. Lenin not only applauded her wonderful dance, but also sang along with the audience for her dance. But after she returned to the United States, she was attacked by newspapers and deprived of her American citizenship. She fell in love with the famous Russian poet Yesenin at a small party and became a partner. Because Yesenin's neuroticism, he could not stand the sight of Duncan being sought after by everyone, Yesenin later committed suicide. In 1924, Duncan drifted to France and made a living on a meager income. In 1926, Yesenin's poetry collection was published and became a bestseller at that time, with a large fee. The Moscow court handed over the estate of 300,000 francs to Duncan. Duncan really needed money, but she gave it all to Yesenin's parents and sister. She said,"they need it more than I do." Duncan was strangled to death on September 14, 1927, at the age of 49, when her red shawl got caught in a wheel while attending a concert in France. A talented modern dance master died alone. Women addicted to sports that combine Isabella Duncan's Greek dance and body rhythm. Duncan and his friends drove in a car. Duncan died the next day under the wheel of the car he was riding on that day. Duncan's relationship with her husband moved countless people