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The mask of double ghosts slapping the door is a role image in China traditional opera, which mainly appears in Peking Opera and Henan Opera. It comes from the influence of traditional folk stories and folk culture.

The image of the double ghost knocking mask originates from one of the traditional ghost images in China, and is usually played by two people, one playing the ghost head and the other playing the ghost tail. Ghost heads are often black masks, showing fierce and ugly images, pale skin, protruding eyes, wide mouth and sharp teeth. Ghost tail is usually more realistic. Usually it will show an invisible expression, but it will show a ferocious and horrible look when performing.

Double ghost masks usually appear in ghost plays in China traditional operas, playing the role of devil or ghost. It has an image symbolizing evil and majesty, and is often used to strengthen the atmosphere on the stage and bring the audience a sense of tension and fear.

In the derivative cultural and artistic creation, the image of double ghost slapping the door mask is also widely used. It is manifested in traditional paintings, sculptures and handicrafts. The double-faced ghost mask is one of the important artistic elements in China folk culture, which represents the image and cultural significance of ancient ghosts in China.