What kind of drama is Tibetan opera?

Tibetan opera is called "Agim" in Xizang Autonomous Region and "Nanmu" in Qinghai Province. National intangible cultural heritage, masterpiece of human intangible cultural heritage; The number is ⅳ-80.

Tibetan opera is a collection of myths, legends, folk songs, dances, rap, acrobatics and other folk literature, art and religious ceremonies. Every Snow Festival, World Festival, Dama Festival, Tibetan New Year and special religious festivals, large-scale Tibetan opera performances will be held. The repertoire that is often performed is called "Eight Tibetan Operas", and the performances are generally divided into "Dun" (opening song and dance to worship the gods), "Bear" (legend of the main play) and "Tashi" (praying for blessings and welcoming the auspicious). Its performance means are highly stylized, including singing, jumping, rhyme, white, expression and technique.

On May 20, 2006, Tibetan opera was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list; On September 30, 2009, it was listed in the representative list of human intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.