What is the art form called the four blacks and four whites sung in Northeast China?

Northeastern two-man turn.

Renjuan, historically known as small Yangge, double play, bouncing, also known as over the mouth, double side song, wind willow, spring song, half class theater, northeastern local theater. It is rooted in the Han folk culture, belonging to the Han Chinese singing song type of song, popular in Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang Province and the eastern part of Inner Mongolia, three cities and a league.

The Northeastern specialties of the duo are mainly derived from the Northeastern rice-planting songs and the Lotus Flower Drops of Hebei. With the northeastern people's witticisms: two people turn is "rice-planting song bottom, lotus flower fall edging". Lotus Flower Drop, also known as "drop", is a kind of rap art of Han Chinese folk in the northern region, which is sung while talking and carrying songs and dances.

Expanded Information

Artistic Characteristics

1, the duo is in the Northeast on the basis of rice-planting songs, absorbing Hebei's Lotus Flower Drop, and added dance, figure, walking and so on evolved.

2. Since its inception, Er Ren Suo has a history of nearly 300 years, and the relationship between the artists and their teachers can be traced back to the end of the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty.

3. In the past, four genres of Chinese opera were formed: East, West, South and North.

4, the East Road to Jilin City as the focus, dance color stick, there are martial arts components.

5. The West Road focuses on Heishan County in Liaoning Province, and is influenced by the Lotus Flower Dance of Hebei Province.

6. The South Road focuses on Yingkou City in Liaoning Province, and is influenced by the big rice-planting song, which emphasizes both song and dance.

7. The North Road focuses on the Northern Great Wilderness in Heilongjiang, and is influenced by local folk songs.

8, there was a "south by the waves, the north by singing, the west speak board head, east to stick" proverb.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Two People's Opera