Peking Opera Handmade Tutorial Clay

The tutorial for Peking Opera handmade clay is as follows: Prepare materials: multi-color clay, glue, acrylic, photo frame, pencil, 1. Stick the clay on the photo frame.

2. Draw the face with pencil and color with acrylic.

3. Use hair ties made of black clay and start making headdresses for opera characters.

4. Make hair ring accessories and flower crowns.

5. Flowers made of dark blue clay and white hair crowns.

6. Make 6 balls out of flesh-yellow clay, and make streamers out of flesh-yellow clay.

7. Glue the hair accessories on the temples and tidy them up.

8. Make beautiful flowers from various colored clays and attach the flowers to the crown.

9. The clay opera character is completed.

Peking Opera Peking Opera, also known as "Beijing Opera", is one of the most representative types of opera in China. It originated during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty in the mid-18th century.

It is formed through continuous absorption, integration and innovation on the basis of Hui Opera, Han Opera, Qin Opera and other local operas.

Peking Opera is famous for its rich performing arts, unique singing and beautiful dance, and is known as the "quintessence of China".

The performing arts of Peking Opera include four aspects: singing, reading, acting and fighting.

Singing refers to singing, which is divided into five singing styles of Sheng, Dan, Jing, Mo and Chou; Nian refers to dialogues and monologues; Doing refers to performing actions, including body posture, gestures, eyes, etc.; Playing refers to

Martial arts, including boxing, weapons, etc.

These four aspects cooperate with each other to form a rich and colorful performance form of Peking Opera.

The singing style of Peking Opera is unique and has distinctive regional characteristics.

It is based on Huguang music and absorbs the advantages of Kun Opera, Bangzi and other tunes, forming its own unique music style.

There are two types of singing in Peking Opera: Banban and Sanban. Banban singing has a rigorous rhythm and beautiful melody; Sanban singing is free, flexible and full of variety.

The dances of Peking Opera are graceful and elegant, with complex movements.

It has both beautiful dance postures and difficult skills.

Peking Opera dance is characterized by the combination of movement and stillness, hardness and softness, and expressiveness.

The roles of Peking Opera are rich and diverse, divided into five types: Sheng, Dan, Jing, Mo and Chou.

Each character has its own unique personality traits and acting skills.

The raw horn represents the positive image of the male, the female horn represents the positive image of the female, the net horn represents the negative image, the terminal horn represents the image of the elderly, and the clown is responsible for making fun and adjusting the atmosphere.