What kind of Kunqu opera belongs to?

Kunqu opera belongs to the category of intangible traditional drama.

Kunqu Opera, which combines song and dance with martial arts, is famous for its elegant rhetoric, euphemistic lines and delicate performances. It is one of the operas under the southern opera system and is known as the "ancestor of 100 operas". In Kunqu Opera, drums and banquets control the singing rhythm. Qu Di and Sanxian are the main accompaniment instruments, and their singing pronunciation is "Zhongzhou Rhyme".

Kunqu Opera was listed as "representative works of human oral and intangible heritage" by UNESCO in 20001year (it was listed in the List of Representative Works of Human Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2008). In 2006, it was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage traditional plays. 20 18 12, the general office of the Ministry of Education announced that Peking University was the outstanding traditional culture heritage base of Kunqu opera in China.

Introduction of classic Kunqu opera works;

1 The Peony Pavilion, also known as The Story of Resurrection, is a traditional Kunqu opera created by Tang Xianzu in the Ming Dynasty, which tells the dream of Du Liniang's free love, with 55 plays.

2. The Peach Blossom Fan, written by the opera writer Kong, revolves around the main love line between Li and Hou Chaozong, portrays many characters, presents a complex social profile, and writes the distinctive characters of realistic characters who are active in society.

Feng Mingji was written by an anonymous person in Ming Dynasty. It is a traditional Kunqu opera, with typical examples extracted from historical facts and 4 1 scripts. From the historical facts with long time span, many characters and complicated clues, the author has extracted five typical examples, formed a dramatic conflict, and shaped many loyal ministers who are concerned about the country and the people and are upright and upright.