Zhang Yunlei's song "Exploring Qingshui River" is amazing. How to treat his inheritance of traditional folk art?

It can be said that Exploring Qingshui River was sung by Zhang Yunlei. Although this Beijing ditty was put on the stage as early as 20 10, it did not leave a deep impact on the audience. It can be seen that good Quyi needs the right people to sing.

Exploring Qingshui River tells a folk story in Beijing, which is similar to the love tragedy in modern butterfly lovers. Zhang Yunlei's singing style has changed a lot from the original version. Now this version is sung by everyone by combining this piece with the folk guitar.

Zhang Yunlei's crosstalk style is mainly singing, especially Taiping lyrics, and he is called "Taiping lyrics living old artist". Because of good talent and solid basic skills, besides Taiping lyrics and Lotus Falls, Peking Opera, Pingju, Jingyun Drum, Beijing Xiaoquer and pop songs are very popular with the audience.

Quyi, as a traditional art in China, is not liked by the younger generation. On the one hand, Quyi is conservative and obscure, which is not easy to understand; On the other hand, it is also because the expression of Quyi has not kept up with the trend of society. Today, in the absence of ancient culture, Quyi seems to be high and low.

Zhang Yunlei's "Exploring Qingshui River" is more modern and simple, and is more easily liked by young audiences. In addition to exploring the Qingshui River, he also sang: Legend of the White Snake, Taigong selling noodles, refusing to forgive, snipers fighting with mussels, Luo Cheng divining, breaking the mountain to save mother and so on, but none of them were as big as the former.

If Zhang Yunlei can inherit and carry forward the traditional folk art by himself, it is indeed an exaggeration, and he is far from it. It is true that only a few Quyi can be easily accepted by people after some changes, but there is no need to change the tunes and lyrics of Quyi beyond recognition just to make it acceptable to the audience, because it is no longer an "elegant" traditional Quyi.