How to inherit Peking Opera culture?

The inheritance of Peking Opera culture has a long way to go, which requires contemporary young people to keep learning, take its essence and innovate and improve. Peking Opera is the most influential opera in China, with Beijing as the center. Peking Opera, also known as Peking Opera, originated in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and evolved from the continuous cooperation, improvement and absorption of other operas by the four Huizhou classes of Sanqing, Sixi, Chuntai, Hechun and Diao Han. Peking Opera is an important part of China's traditional culture and an intangible cultural heritage of China. Therefore, contemporary people should continue to inherit China's Peking Opera culture.

An important way of cultural inheritance is education. Education is an important way to spread and develop culture. A society without education has no future and no development. Therefore, education is essential to inherit Peking Opera. But this kind of education is not an education that drives ducks to the shelves, but an education that people should receive from the heart. This kind of education is useful. We should show more Beijing opera culture among teenagers and let them see the charm of Beijing opera in education. Teenagers are the future of the country, and cultural inheritance should start from an early age.

In addition, Beijing opera culture should be brought into people's lives in innovative ways. Modern society is a society of science and information. The promotion of Beijing opera culture should not be limited to the way of stage performance, but should expand the communication methods acceptable to many contemporary people. For example, the use of new media to spread Beijing opera culture and advanced means of communication are more conducive to accelerating the spread of culture. Use advanced technology to put Beijing opera into the application software used by everyone, so that more people can see Beijing opera culture.

There is also the need to strengthen the protection of Beijing opera culture. For culture, without protection, how can it be passed on? Therefore, all localities should earnestly protect Beijing opera, not formalism. For example, to improve the scenes and costumes needed by Beijing Opera, we should encourage and subsidize cultural workers in Beijing Opera. Peking Opera culture is the drama crystallization accumulated by the Chinese nation, which embodies the wisdom and painstaking efforts of China dramatists. We must take good care of it.