There are three steps in the complete phenomenological reduction. They are ”suspension,” ”eidetic reduction,” and ”transcendental reduction” which are known as three relatively independent methods that indicate the phenomenological attitude of ”returning to the thing itself” In view of phenomenological suspension, it means the transformation from the natural attitude to the phenomenological attitude as well as neutrality. The purpose of the phenomenological suspension is not to deny the existence of the world, but to change our cognition of it. Therefore, the significance of the phenomenological method is to get rid of the effect of idealism and realism, and to provide us with a kind of new thought and method, ”eidetic reduction” and ”transcendental reduction,” in order to rediscover the artistic creation of dance.