Sichuan opera creation

Sichuan opera is a major feature of Sichuan culture; The language of Sichuan Opera is vivid and humorous. Let's take a look at the composition about Sichuan Opera. Welcome to read the reference.

About Sichuan Opera Composition 1 Sichuan, my hometown, I think everyone is familiar with it. There are not only famous Sichuan dishes such as Mapo Tofu and kung pao chicken, but also Sichuan Opera with a long history.

Once I watched Sichuan opera with my grandmother, and the face-changing performance began. An actor swaggered onto the stage. He showed us his face first, then raised his side with his left hand, hid his head behind his big sleeve, and then turned his head. The actor who should have turned blue suddenly turned green. Then he changed the color of his face in the same way, and finally changed it back to his own face. I am surprised that this actor can keep changing his face in such a short time, like a storm, but what he left me was admiration and curiosity. Afterwards, I searched the internet for the mystery. It turns out that there are four kinds of face changing: face wiping, face blowing, face pulling and face changing by luck. Through the practice of the actors, we can't see its narrowness. This made me realize a common saying that adults often say in my ear: one minute on stage, ten years off stage.

Sichuan opera has a long history. Sichuan opera developed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, which is a major feature of Sichuan culture. Chengdu is the hometown of drama. As early as the Tang Dynasty, there was a saying that "Shu Opera was the best in the world". During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, these five vocal arts often performed on the same stage, and gradually formed the same style over time. In the late Qing Dynasty, they were collectively called "Sichuan Opera" and later renamed "Sichuan Opera".

Sichuan opera has many unique skills-lifting eyes, opening eyes, changing faces, drilling fire circles, hiding knives and so on. And they are good at using special effects to create characters. This exquisite Sichuan opera is great. In addition, there are many famous Sichuan operas-Liu Yin, Passion, Qiu Jiang, Lang Langpei, the bride between husband and wife and Jiang Jie. . . . . .

Sichuan Opera has research and cognitive value in Bashu culture, art, history and folk customs, and has a very unique position in the history of China opera and the development of Bashu culture. Although in recent years, Sichuan Opera, like other local operas, has experienced a crisis of survival, the audience has decreased, the performance market has shrunk, and its inheritance and development have been difficult, I believe that Sichuan Opera will always be the pride of Sichuanese and will always be in our hearts.

Sichuan opera is the essence of our Sichuan province. I love Sichuan, I love Sichuan Opera!

Composition about Sichuan Opera 2 Sichuan Opera is a major feature of Sichuan culture; The language of Sichuan Opera is vivid and humorous. In my eyes, Sichuan opera is a very magical drama, which deeply attracted me.

The origin of Sichuan Opera can be traced back to the pre-Qin period or even earlier, and it reached 100 operas in the last two times, which laid the foundation for early Sichuan Opera. According to documents such as Tai Ping Guang Ji and Chen Shi Compilation, there has been a play "Bullfighting" since Li Bing was in Shu County. During the Three Kingdoms period, the first satirical comedy Cha Zheng appeared in Sichuan, which can be described as the originator of Sichuan opera comedy.

In Sichuan opera, every actor has his own costume: the actors who play princes and ministers are all dressed up beautifully; Xiao Sheng wore an elegant robe to the extreme; Dan Jiao's costume is water sleeve dance ... The costume of each Sichuan opera character is unique. There is a saying in Sichuan Opera: "It's better to wear it out than to wear it wrong." In other words, I'd rather wear shabby clothes to perform on stage than characters' clothes. So I like the costumes of Sichuan Opera very much.

In Sichuan opera, I found that my favorite thing is to change my face, which can be described in one word-infatuation. Changing face in Sichuan Opera is one of the stunts in Sichuan Opera performance, and it is the romantic expression of the characters' inner thoughts and feelings. Although the skill of changing face in Sichuan opera is confidential, it is definitely available in the economy and society now. Changing face is actually a thorn in the side, a kind of film, which can be layered and there are many methods, so changing face is also a difficult skill. Whenever I watch Sichuan Opera change its face on TV, although I know how they have changed, there are still a series of questions in my mind, which makes me more and more obsessed with Sichuan Opera and feel more and more magical.

Sichuan opera, this unique artistic feature, this vivid drama and this magical culture, I will always follow it.

About Composition of Sichuan Opera 3 Sichuan Opera is one of the traditional cultures in China. It has been popular since ancient times and has a history of hundreds of years. On Monday, the teacher from the writing department of Children's Palace led us to appreciate the "charm" of Sichuan Opera.

On Monday, the weather is particularly cool. Although it was raining in Mao Mao, it didn't affect my mood. I walked at a brisk pace to the Sichuan Opera Theatre. With the explanation of the host, we became more curious about Sichuan Opera. The next link is to introduce the characters of Sichuan opera. What I remember most is "Xiaosheng". The way I walk is funny, and so is the way I walk. He has clothes in one hand and a fan in the other. Every step he takes, his head sticks out like an ostrich, and his chubby ass sticks up, just worthy of that funny music. When he reached the middle, he picked up a fan and threw it high. We looked at him excitedly, but Xiaosheng failed us and the fan almost fell to the ground.

Finally, there is a performance of spitting fire and changing face. The students cheered and took out their mobile phones and cameras, ready to record this exciting scene. At the beginning of the music, the actors walked back and forth on the stage in costumes. He put the burning candle in his hand into his mouth, and with a bang, I saw a blazing flame coming out of his mouth. "Wow, that's awesome." Students have lamented that the good play is yet to come. I saw the actor who changed his face coming out of the background with a fan of various designs. The students looked at him with their eyes He stepped forward and waved his hand, and the fan turned red, white and black. "Wow, that's amazing." I sighed insincerely.

The wonderful program is dizzying. Although I can't fully appreciate the profound connotation of Sichuan opera culture in just two hours' experience, I still feel the charm of Sichuan opera culture.