What is the meaning of Liyuan in Peking Opera

Peking Opera is one of China's traditional cultural arts, and "Liyuan" is the common name for Peking Opera performers. Liyuan in Peking Opera represents a group or circle in which performers support each other, learn from each other, and **** progress together. The spirit and values represented by the Liyuan can be said to be the fundamental principles upheld by Peking Opera performers and their spiritual home.

The formation of the Liyuan can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty, when performers gathered to rehearse their performances in a pear orchard next to the Lotus Pond. The Pear Garden was also given to symbolize freedom, justice and righteousness. In those days, Peking Opera performers usually came from poor families with very limited financial resources. In order to make ends meet, they often had to sell theater tickets, accept private performances, etc., and thus were often treated unfairly. The Liyuan became a haven of freedom, justice and righteousness for them.

Today's Liyuan is no longer a mere performing group, but an organization that represents the mission and responsibility of inheriting, promoting, and popularizing Peking Opera culture. In the process of promoting the traditional culture of Peking Opera, Liyuan then plays an important role. Peking Opera is a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, which is popular all over the world and has become an important part of Chinese culture. The existence of the Pearland also makes us cherish these precious cultural heritages, preserve them and pass them on.