Hua Dan's basic movements in traditional Chinese opera.

Hua Dan's basic movements in traditional Chinese opera.

Fan action: Hua Dan often holds a fan in his hand and expresses different emotions and identities through the dancing of the fan. Including the opening and closing of the fan, shaking, waving, covering your face and other actions.

Walking movements: Hua Dan's walking movements are usually light and dignified. They will hold their heads high, walk lightly and walk calmly and gracefully.

Gestures: Hua Dan's gestures are very important. He expresses emotions and meanings by opening, closing, bending and pointing his fingers. Gestures are strictly regulated and trained.

Body: Hua Dan's body is usually dignified and upright, with a straight back and unyielding back. They often use the posture of leaning over and leaning to the side to express different emotions.

Stage Action: Hua Dan often performs various actions on the stage, such as turning, spinning, kicking and stepping. These movements require coordination, elegance and consistency with the plot and characters.

Facial expression: Hua Dan, a traditional opera, expresses the emotions and personality characteristics of the characters through facial expressions. Including eyes staring, eyebrows frowning, corners of the mouth smiling, etc.

Traditional Chinese opera is the general name of China's traditional drama forms, which has a long history and rich historical and cultural connotations. It is characterized by the structure of poetry, music, dance, performance and drama, and presents the plot, characters and emotions through various artistic means such as singing, reading, doing, playing and dancing. Traditional Chinese opera has a wide influence in China. It is not only a form of entertainment, but also an important part of national culture.

There are many plays in China, the most famous of which are Beijing Opera, Henan Opera, Yue Opera, Cantonese Opera, Sichuan Opera and Huangmei Opera. Each play has its own unique performance style, musical tune and stage aesthetics. Peking Opera is one of the most famous operas in China, which is famous for its high-pitched and passionate singing and unique facial makeup art; Yue Opera is popular for its delicate and euphemistic singing and graceful body movements.

China traditional opera works usually choose historical allusions, ancient legends or literary masterpieces as themes, and express stories and characters through actors' performances and lyrics. Each role has its own specific body movements, singing, expressions and lines, and it takes a long time for an actor to master them.

China traditional operas not only emphasize the unity of sound, color and beauty, but also pay attention to the creation of artistic conception and the pursuit of aesthetic effect. Stage art, costume props, lighting and sound are all very important, which can bring audio-visual enjoyment to the audience.

As one of the representatives of China's intangible cultural heritage, traditional Chinese opera has unique artistic charm and historical value. It is not only an important embodiment of China people's aesthetic taste, but also one of the treasures in the world's cultural and artistic treasures.