Does anyone know what Taiwan's Gezai Opera is?

Gezai Opera is the only traditional opera originating in Taiwan itself. According to the records of the General Records of Taiwan Province and the Records of Yilan County, it is said that Gezai Opera originated in the Jie Toufen of Yilan's Member Mountain. It is a local opera genre cultivated and loved by Taiwan compatriots and Fujian people***, popular in Taiwan Province and Fujian Xiamen, Zhangzhou, Jinjiang and other Minnan-speaking areas, as well as in Southeast Asia where overseas Chinese reside. The formation of Gezai Opera is closely related to the development of Taiwan by the people of southern Fujian Province and the introduction of folk arts such as the song "Jin Ge". The musical tunes of Gezai Opera are very rich, including the melodious and high-spirited [Seven Characters Tune], [Big Tune] and [Back Thoughts Tune], as well as the ballad-like [Taiwan Miscellaneous Numinous Tune], and even more melancholic and sorrowful weeping tunes.

Ke-tsaiopera (歌仔戏) Ge-tsaiopera (pronounced "song-zi opera" or "song-pup opera"; the latter is more popular in Taiwan) is a traditional opera that originated in Taiwan at the beginning of the 20th century, and is also known as Hokkien opera (芗剧), a form of Chinese opera that has a number of different styles. Gezai" means "little song" or "folk song" (Gezai means "little song" in Mandarin). Gezai Opera is mainly performed in Southern Fujianese, which is mixed with literary language, so that the general public can have access to literary and elegant words or stories of loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness, and it has become one of the most important recreational activities for the early Taiwanese society. Gezai Opera started out as the Yilan region's floor sweeper, absorbed elements such as the car drum formation, and slowly developed into a small opera. Later on, it learned from Gaojia Opera, Beiguan Opera, Peking Opera, and other major operas, and gradually became a complete form of opera. After the imperialization movement during the Japanese rule period and the implementation of the Mandarin movement by the Nationalist government after its arrival in Taiwan, which compressed and distorted the performance form and space, the songzai opera regained its momentum under the efforts of successive generations of artists and the push and pull of the localization movement in Taiwan.