What is a Quyi program?

Quyi is a stage art, and performance skills are essential.

An actor is required to be a role. To play Yang Guifei, you must put yourself in Yang Guifei's shoes. There is no Mei Lanfang on the stage, I am Yang Guifei. Quyi actors present events to the audience from the perspective of storytellers. The image of an actor on the stage is the actor himself. When it comes to Yang Liulang, we should imitate Shiro's tone, and when it comes to Pan Renmei, we should imitate Pan Renmei's expression. It's called role jumping.

Quyi is the general name of all kinds of "rap art" of the Chinese nation. It is a unique art form formed by the long-term development of folk oral literature and singing art.

Speaking of the prosperous Tang Dynasty,

Speaking and singing have flourished.

Since then, Quyi as an independent art form began to take shape.

Due to the development of commodity economy, the city prospered and the citizen class grew in Song Dynasty.

There is a place that specializes in performing rap.

There are also professional artists.

Most of the Quyi varieties we see today were spread from the Qing Dynasty to the early years of the Republic of China.

What should come will always come.

Crosstalk (an ancient image sound, originally referring to imitating others) came into being and developed during this period.

Quyi, as a performing art, uses "oral rap" to tell stories, shape characters, express thoughts and feelings, and reflect social life, which is different from China traditional opera art of "singing and dancing to tell stories". "Oral rape story" is the essential attribute that distinguishes Quyi from other art categories.