I studied classical ballet for 10 years, from the age of three years old to elementary school sixth grade. I will try to convey the charm of classical ballet. First of all, classical ballet requires a very high level of technique and is characterized by graceful and beautiful movements and expressions. It is breathtaking to see it performed with rich expressive power and advanced techniques such as balancing, turning, jumping, and so on. In addition, classical ballet often expresses a wealth of emotion through narrative storytelling. It is very difficult to convey a story through the dancer’s facial expressions and movements alone without uttering a word. Because classical ballet requires a high level of technique, dancers spend a lot of time and effort practicing. The fruit of this effort is a beautiful performance on stage. Classical ballet also improves the balance and flexibility of the body. That is why many parents have their children learn classical ballet from a young age. Classical ballet has many positive qualities: it combines beauty and technique, emotional expression, and health benefits. It is an art form that provides dancers with a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment while bringing emotion and emotional resonance to the audience.