116 years ago today, on May 19, 1909 (April 1, 1909 lunar calendar), Pavlova fell over Paris. Two swans together Pavlova, an outstanding representative of classical ballet, is famous for her solo performance "Death of the Swan". "The Dying Swan" is her representative image in solo dance, which is derived from the ballet "Death of the Swan" written by Fokin in 1905. The Russian Ballet, founded by Diakilev, had its premiere in Paris on May 19, 1909. The famous dancers Nijinsky and Pavlova performed Fokin's "Armida Tent" and "King Igor" and other dances. The guests included the musician Saint-Sainte, the sculptor Rodin, the French cabinet members and their wives, as well as theater leaders from all over the world. Nijinsky and Pavlova's superb dance skills and performances caused a great sensation in the entire Parisian art world, attracting countless audiences.