What do Beijing Opera and Kunqu Opera mean?

Peking Opera is one of the representatives of China's traditional culture and a treasure in China's national art treasure house. It is based on singing, with performances such as speaking, doing and playing as the means, and integrates various artistic elements such as music, dance and opera. Peking Opera shows the characteristics and charm of China traditional culture through singing and performance, and it is an important part of China culture. After hundreds of years of development, Peking Opera has formed a unique performance style and is known as "Oriental Opera".

Kunqu Opera is one of the traditional opera arts in China, which originated in the Ming Dynasty. Different from Beijing Opera, Cantonese Opera and Sichuan Opera, Kunqu Opera is dominated by music, emphasizing the beauty of singing and melody. Kunqu opera is euphemistic and melodious, and its lyrics are subtle and beautiful, which embodies the unique charm of Chinese classical music. In performance, Kunqu opera pays more attention to the performance of figure, dance and opera makeup. Although the audience of Kunqu Opera is very narrow, its outstanding artistic value and outstanding creative achievements have become an indispensable part of China culture.

As one of the representatives of traditional arts in China, Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera are the treasures of China culture. No matter from the level of music, dance or performance form, these two art forms have extremely high aesthetic value and cultural connotation. Although Beijing Opera and Kunqu Opera are different in creation and expression, they both have profound cultural connotations and profound historical accumulation. As important elements of China's national culture, Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera not only inherit the classics of China culture, but also bear the humanistic spirit and the concept of human relations in China culture, and become the treasures of China's traditional art, lasting forever.