What is the introduction to "Qin Opera"?

Qin Opera "Qilin Mountain" Introduction: During the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the ghost-faced Yang Chi rebelled, and the treacherous minister Zhang Yusong, a bachelor of Wenhua Palace, took command. The veteran Ma Sanbao and his two sons Ma Jilong and Ma Jihu were the vanguard.

Because there was a rift between Zhang Yusong and the Ma family, he took advantage of public service to avenge himself. He initially ordered Damao to kill Ma Sanbao, but thanks to Duan Zhixian's intervention, he was still punished forty.

The Ma family father and son went into battle against the ghost-faced Yang Chi and won the first battle. Zhang Yusong punished Ma Jilong for forty years for sending troops for personal reasons.

The ghost-faced Yang Chi set up a enchantment formation. When the Ma family and his son broke through the formation and returned to the city, Zhang Yusong assassinated Ma Jilong again.

Thanks to the two soldiers Duan Zhixian and Madam Ma who were brought in, Mao Zedong killed the ghost-faced Yang Chi and stabbed Zhang Yusong to death, completely eliminating the internal and external troubles.

Qin Opera, one of the oldest dramas of Han Chinese, originated in the Western Zhou Dynasty and originated from Xifu (the core areas are Qishan (Xiqi) and Fengxiang (Yongcheng) in Baoji City, Shaanxi Province).

Mature in Qin.

Qin Opera, also known as Luantan, is popular in Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang and other places in northwest China. Among them, the Xifu Qin Opera accent in Baoji is the oldest and retains many ancient pronunciations.

And because it uses jujube wooden bangzi as the percussion instrument, it is also called "Bangzi Opera", commonly known as "桄桄子". Extended information: Qinqiang (traditional drama in northwest China) Qinqiang (Qinqiang Opera), also known as Bangzi Opera, is a traditional opera in northwest China

Drama, one of the national intangible cultural heritages.

In ancient times, Shaanxi and Gansu areas belonged to the Qin State, so it was called "Qin Opera".

Because in early Qin Opera performances, jujube wooden bangzi was often used as accompaniment, so it is also called "Bangzi Opera".

After the Qin Opera took shape, it spread throughout the country. Because of its mature and complete performance system, it had varying degrees of influence on operas in various places, and directly influenced Bangzi Opera to become the ancestor of Bangzi Opera.

The performance skills of Qin Opera are simple, rough, bold and exaggerated, with a rich flavor of life and rich skills.

?On May 20, 2006, it was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists with the approval of the State Council.

Intangible cultural heritage number: IV-16.