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Ballet Dancer Sex Position: Hidden Technique in Movie
2026-01-03
Everyone knows Stephen Chow's movies by heart, reciting lines effortlessly—but did you know that the massacre scene in Nine Grade Sesame Official hides a nearly lost legendary sex technique from the adult world?
When Star Chow and Uncle Tat visit the Qin family mansion searching for evidence, they discover the victims were in an incredible position even at death—"remote fire starting." Both are utterly impressed. Then Uncle Tat suddenly mentions checking for another move called "Beggar Cooking Rice" (also known as Ballet Dancer). Star Chow exclaims in awe: "There's even 'Beggar Cooking Rice'? Truly, knowledge is an endless ocean!" But the scene cuts immediately to finding dog corpses—what happened to the promised technique? (This part is often censored—only the truly fortunate get to see it! 😂)
"Beggar Cooking Rice" makes even Stephen Chow sigh about endless learning! Image source: Screenshot from Nine Grade Sesame Official
Beggar Cooking Rice? Ballet Dancer? What Is This?
Curious minds naturally wonder what exactly the "Ballet Dancer" (or "Beggar Cooking Rice") sex position is. The name sounds vivid like "Lotus" or "Wheelbarrow," yet it's hard to visualize. Which is better—remote fire starting or Ballet Dancer? Unable to figure it out, we turned to Google for answers.
Beggar cooking rice? Black man question marks! Image source: Internet meme
A search revealed many others share the same curiosity. A famous Hong Kong forum thread ranks #1 in results, proving we're not alone.
In this advanced standing position, the man squats with heels off the ground, supported only on the balls of his feet. The woman faces him, wraps her legs around his waist (or higher), and is held up by his arms. It requires significant strength and balance—if the man's arms tire, injury risk increases.
The name comes from the motion: like a beggar squatting to cook rice over a small fire, body constantly bobbing up and down due to heels not touching the ground.
Text alone makes it hard to picture. Fortunately, we found illustrations of what appears to be the legendary Ballet Dancer position.
Is there also "Half Roast Goose" or "Kappa Slide"? Image source: Internet
But Wikipedia says "legs crossed around waist"—yet in images, they're often around the neck. This led to deeper research revealing possible variations.
Forum Experts Weigh In
A breakthrough came from a Hong Kong forum thread. One user vividly described the standing version matching the images—woman's legs locked around the man's neck or shoulders for deeper penetration and intense G-spot stimulation.
Can you visualize this version? Image source: Forum screenshot
Another user proposed a woman-on-top variation: she squats over him on the balls of her feet, leaning forward and bouncing—motion resembling a beggar cooking rice, hence the name.
Woman-dominant version of Ballet Dancer position
Why Not Both?
Like many ancient techniques, the true original may be lost to time. Both versions require strength, balance, and offer unique pleasure through deep angles and rhythmic motion. The standing Ballet Dancer is especially challenging yet rewarding for adventurous couples seeking intensity and closeness.
Stephen Chow's line about endless learning rings true—sexual exploration has no limits. Perhaps the real lesson is to experiment safely with your partner and discover what feels best.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ballet Dancer Sex Position
What is the Ballet Dancer sex position?
Also known as "Beggar Cooking Rice," it's an advanced standing position where the man supports the woman while squatting on the balls of his feet. She wraps her legs around his waist or higher for deep penetration.
Why is it called Ballet Dancer or Beggar Cooking Rice?
The bouncing motion resembles a beggar squatting to cook rice over fire, or the graceful balance of a ballet dancer on tiptoes.
Is Ballet Dancer position difficult?
Yes—it's considered advanced due to required leg strength, balance, and arm endurance. Not recommended for beginners.
What are the benefits of Ballet Dancer position?
Offers deep penetration, intense G-spot stimulation, eye contact, and a sense of adventure. Great for spontaneous passion.
Are there easier variations?
Yes—a woman-on-top squatting version (Asian cowgirl variant) requires less lifting but similar rhythmic motion.
Is this position safe?
With good fitness and communication, yes. Stop if there's strain, and use support (wall) for stability.
