Tap-dancing in Jilin appeals to the elderly
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Now the course has 24 students — average age 66.
They have been to different provinces, including Shandong and Shaanxi, for competitions and performances.
Zhao will graduate next month.
"I cherish the precious time at the university, but I will never stop dancing as long as I can move," she said. "Tap-dancing has a unique charm. Anywhere can become a stage to give people pleasure."
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