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Matsuyama Mikiko is dead. What do you know about her?

Matsuyama Mikiko is a famous Japanese ballet dancer. In 1950s, she adapted China's excellent opera White-haired Girl into a ballet in Matsuyama Mikiko and performed it all over the world. She also plays the heroine Xi in White-haired Girl. Her opera was adapted into a ballet, which was warmly welcomed and liked by Chinese and Japanese audiences. In her own career, she has been making contributions to ballet, promoting and developing ballet, and making more people know and like ballet. At the same time, she is also a communicator who keeps friendly contact with China and Japan and promotes friendly cultural exchanges between China and Japan.

It is worth mentioning that Matsuyama Mikiko is the founder of Japanese Songshan Ballet, and her success is supported by her husband. Her husband used to be an excellent architect, but in order for Matsuyama Mikiko to develop his ballet career well, he gave up his career and founded the Japanese Songshan Ballet Company in the name of Matsuyama Mikiko, and personally served as the head of the company, so that Matsuyama Mikiko didn't have to worry about other things. Therefore, Matsuyama Mikiko's success is inseparable from her husband's help in her career and life. Both of them are excellent people.

Miss Matsuyama Mikiko died on May 22nd, 20021at the age of 98. Miss Matsuyama Mikiko is a pioneer of Japanese ballet. She has won many honors in her life and trained many outstanding new generation ballet artists. Because the white-haired girl became attached to China, she kept friendly contact with China and devoted her life to the cultural exchange between China and Japan. Miss Matsuyama Mikiko's life is associated with ballet. Even if she is ill, she will listen to music and stay in the dance studio upstairs. Despite the different languages and cultures, Miss Matsuyama Mikiko has always had a very positive attitude towards China. During the epidemic, she also recorded relevant videos to support China.