Is it necessary to inherit Peking Opera? Write a 200-word essay and teach me how to write it.

The inheritance of Beijing opera is naturally necessary. Like many traditional arts, Peking Opera is an indispensable part of China culture. In fact, a country and a nation cannot develop without their own things. It is difficult for a person without thought and personality to survive in society, and so is the country. Now we have lost too many traditional things, and there are not many left. Naturally, what can be passed on should be passed on as far as possible.

Some people understand Beijing opera slowly, but it is not difficult to understand foreign operas. Why do we regard watching foreign operas as a fashion and a manifestation of taste, and at the same time look down on our own local things?

Some people will say that Beijing opera comes from feudal society and is backward. But what didn't come from the feudal society and what didn't come from the feudal society with a little history and a little inside information?

It is true that Beijing opera is no longer the glory of that year. In today's society, it is really just an abandoned art. But this does not mean that it has no hope and future. There is still a certain market. I am a post-90s fan myself, and I am in our circle. More after 90, old after 80. There is a famous Cheng Pai Tsing Yi named Zhang. Every time she performs, the box office is very popular. Whenever I think about this, I believe that our Peking Opera will live on.

The question "Is it necessary to inherit Peking Opera" must have been put forward by someone who doesn't know Peking Opera. What qualifications does a person who doesn't know Peking Opera have to judge its value?

At the end of last year, Peking Opera also successfully applied for World Heritage. In fact, we opera fans don't like the idea of intangible cultural heritage very much. Compared with the past glory, we always feel that the present situation is somewhat bleak. Rationally speaking, Beijing opera is definitely in decline. But it always has cultural value. Since it is called heritage, it must be passed on, just like we protect cultural relics. When you really leave, it's too late to regret.

Of course, in order to have a good way of inheritance, the current practice of the authorities is not suitable even for an opera fan. In the final analysis, our government has really not done much useful things in the inheritance of culture and art.

After all, Peking Opera is only a minority art now, and whether it will die out is just what people who love it think. As for what you don't like, really don't worry.