京剧英文介绍

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nce movements to bring the story to life on stage.
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Costumes are often vibrant and extravagant, designed to enhance the visual impact of the
performanc
Each role has their own set of gestures and movements that are specific to their
character and gender. For example, male roles often perform strong an
d forceful movements, while female roles
The style of Peking Opera is unique, with performers relying on facial expressions and gesturesto convey emotions and characters. The use of cmoasstkusm,esp,rops, and stage design also plays an important role in enhancing the performance. Peking Opera also features a unique music style with instru
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different plots and themes. The performance concludes with a finale called the "Curtain Call"
(yú bù), wh
inclu
The History of Peking Opera
ding Ma Xueli, Yu Lihua, and
Wang Yueli
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The Genre and Style of Peking Opera
The Genre and Style of Peking Opera
Peking Opera is a combination of music, dance, mime, and dialogue. Performances are usually staged in five acts, with each act lasting about one hour. The plot usually centers around a historical event or story with moral lessons, themes such as loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness
rt occasions in Beijing and gradually
developed into a unique and
independent art form. It was further influenced by
Cantonese opera and other regiona
l traditions, resulting in the
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Chinese culture and dance
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The History of Peking Opera
The History of Peking Opera
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rt occasions in Beijing and gradually
developed into a unique and
independent art form. It was further influenced by
Cantonese opera and other regiona
upporting characters such as丑角(chou jiao), which serve to provide comic
relief within the performance
The Characters and Roles in Peking OpCeO rM MaE N D A T I O N C O N G R E S S
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The Characters and Roles in Peking
Opera
The Characters and Roles in Peking Opera
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Peking Opera characters are divided into male and
female roles, with each having their own unique
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The Performance of Peking Opera
The Performance of Peking Opera
A Peking Opera performance usually opens with a
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prologue called the "Dramatic Overture" (jù qǔ), which sets the stage for the main performance.
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Peking Opera, also known as Peking Opera, is a
traditional Chinese戏曲 artform that originated
in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) capital city
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01 The History of Peking Opera 02 The Genre and Style of Peking ers and Roles in Peking Opera 04 The Performance of Peking Opera
display more delicate and graceful movements.
Performers also use different voices and singing styles to diff
erentiate between characters of different ages or social statuses
of Beijing. I
t is considered the most representative and influential form of Chinese戏曲, with a
history dating back over 200 years. Peking Opera
reflects the cultur
The Performance of Peking Opera
e. Stage props such as fans, swords, and
scrolls are also used to tell the
story more effectively
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The Significance of Peking Opera in Chinese
arts experts respectively.
Female roles
are divided into旦角(dan jiao)and老旦(lao dan),
representing young women and mature women
respectively. In addition to these major roles, there are also s
The Genre and Style of Peking Opera
ments such as the pipa, erhu, sanxian, and glockenspiel providing a rhythmic accompaniment to the singing and dialogue
emergence of different styles
and genres
By the end of the Qing Dynasty,
Peking Opera had reached its maturity and become widely
popular among all social classes. Performances were
oenr oftohrms of Chinese art and culture, such as painting, calligraphy, and陶瓷(tao zi), inspiring countless numbers of artists over the cPeeknitnugriOepsera not only tells stories through music and dance but also
characteristics and costumes. Male roles are
further
divided into小生(xiao sheng), 老生(lao sheng),
and 武生(wu sheng), representing young men,
mature men, and martial
The Significance of Peking Opera in Chinese Culture
In modern times, Peking Opera has become a symbol of Chinese culture worldwide and is recognized as aIntangible Cultural Heritageby UNESCO. Its popularity has spurred
3 ich marks the end of the show
During the performance, actors sing and speak in a
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special language that combines Chinese dialects with poetic meters. They also engage in mime and
conveys important moral values such as respect for parents, loyalty to one's country, and honesty and transparency in all things. It provides entertainment while simultaneously promoting traditional Chinese values within society
staged reg
ularly in Beijing and were also
broadcasted live on radio,
attracting a large audience.
During this period, many famous performers were emerged,
Culture
The Significance of Peking Opera in Chinese Culture
Peking Opera has always held an important place in Chinese culture, serving as a medium for storytelling and entertainment for generations. It iisdecroendsa national treasure of China and is deeply ingrained in Chinese culture and tradition. Peking Opera has also had a significant influence