Introduction of West Qin Opera

West Qin opera, also known as chaotic play, one of the traditional Han opera. In the Ming Dynasty, the Qin cavity from the northwest region into the sea and the Lufeng, and local folk art, to the beginning of the Qing Dynasty to form the local opera in Guangdong, the western region passed over the Qin opera, so the abbreviation is "West Qin Opera". It is sung in the official language of Haifeng, and belongs to the vocal system of plate change body. The main singing voice is the main line and the two reeds of the western skin. The main voice is the main line, which is an authentic tune; the Xipi Errong is basically the same as the Cantonese opera and the Han opera, which was absorbed later. During the Qing Dynasty, Huang Zongdao, a scholar from Hai Feng, had a bamboo poem "The best pear orchard is West Qin"; during the Xianfeng period, when Chaozhou rebuilt the Tian Yuan Shuai Temple, there was a stone tablet marking the participation of West Qin Opera. Chaozhou city and countryside at the end of the Qing Dynasty West Chin opera hall. During the Republic of China period, the Western Qin Opera was still widely performed in Chaoshan, but only Hai Feng had a professional troupe of Western Qin Opera, and it was no longer found in the cities of Chaozhou, Jieyang, and Shantou in the Chaoshan area.1 Until now, the opera is only popular in the city of Shanwei in Guangdong Province (formerly known as Hailufeng). There are more than a thousand traditional repertoires of the opera, which are very popular with the audience.On May 20, 2006, the Xi-Qin Opera was approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritages.