Introduction to the Basic Actions of China Traditional Opera

Introduction to the Basic Actions of China Traditional Opera

Guide: Do you know the basic movements of China traditional drama? What is the main point of action? The following is an introduction to the basic movements of China Opera that I have compiled. Welcome to read!

Flip in the clouds

Basic terms of China traditional opera. When turning, stand upright with your back to the audience, then stretch forward, fly and roll back once. It is difficult and technical. Usually you stand on two or three tables and turn them over. You must keep a certain distance from the table after the flight to prevent your head from hitting the table when you turn it over. Pingju transplanted the model drama "The Red Lantern", and the guerrillas used "walking on clouds" and "somersaults" when they went down the mountain.

Roll forward suddenly

China traditional opera carpet. Common wrestling techniques in literary drama. Move forward, raise your arms to your chest, push your left foot forward, put your feet on the ground, bend your upper body forward, bend your waist, and leave your feet off the ground. After the body is in the air, your legs are straight and close together, jump forward and land on your back.

Horse leg

Terminology of Beijing Opera Wushu. When the two sides fight, when Party A cuts or sweeps Party B's legs with weapons, Party B immediately intercepts and protects them with weapons. This kind of attack and defense action is called horse leg.

Bright boot bottom

The basic skills of actors, lifting their feet forward and sometimes polishing their soles, are often used to take the lead. As soon as the model is set, the toes are hooked, the calf is raised as high as possible, and the left leg draws an arc from right to left. When the arc forms a circle, it is called the moon gate. When rowing the moon gate, the actor's calf is upright and his upper body is straight. He must be slow and steady, and the soles of his boots should be bright. There are two kinds of bright boot soles, which can be carried out alternately.

Ritual adjustment of helmet and armor in front of battle scenes in traditional Chinese opera

Opera performances. This legend got its name because it was first used in the Ming Dynasty legend "Qian Jin Miracle Ba". Through a series of dance moves, ancient soldiers dressed up before going out to war. The whole set of "all-Pakistan" or "all-Pakistan" is mostly used for the main characters in the play. Half set is called half bully. Two people bullying at the same time is called double bullying.

Pose on the stage

Opera performances. Statue gestures made by the characters at the end of the last performance or dance. There are various forms of single, double or multiple people. Used to highlight the mental state of the characters.

Liaodang

Basic skills of actors. Also known as sitting shoulder, Party A and Party B stand opposite each other. Party A puts his hands over Party B's waist, and Party B puts his hands on the shoulder of the nail. Then, A lifted B with both hands, and B jumped up vertically, spread his legs and sat on A's shoulders. Continue to press the nail shoulder with both hands. A jumps up beside B, takes off his pair from B's waist, holds B's thigh root, palms up, and raises his wrist. After riding on A's shoulder, B quickly stood up and raised his head. Hold your chest, lift your breath, straighten your legs and feet, lift your hips, stand up and continue to flip.

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