What are the famous Chinese operas?

1. The White-haired Girl

A five-act opera, written by He Jingzhi, Ding Yi, and composed by Marco and Li Huanzhi at the Lu Xun Academy of Literature and Art in Yan'an in 1945, is China's first new opera, developed on the basis of the new rice-planting song movement in 1943. It is the first new opera in China, developed on the basis of the new Yangge movement in 1943, and is a symbol of the maturity of the new opera in China.

2. Liu Hulan

The two-act opera recounts the heroic deeds of Liu Hulan, a young woman who was killed by the enemy on the execution ground in the winter of 1946. The music is based on Shanxi folk songs, which successfully portrays the hero's infinite loyalty to the Party and the people.

3. "Sister Jiang"

Yan Su wrote the play, and Yang Ming, Jiang Chunyang and Jin Sha composed the music. The play recounts the story of Jiang Xueqin (Sister Jiang), a member of the underground party in China, who was arrested on the eve of the liberation of the country due to the betrayal of a traitor and heroically sacrificed her life.

4, "Liu Sanjie"?

Eight song and dance drama, the play a large number of folk songs (struggle, irony, praise, and love songs), plain and simple, vivid and beautiful, very popular with domestic and foreign audiences.

5. Song of the Grassland

Six-act, five-scene opera, written by Ren Ping and composed by Luo Zongxian. It depicts the story of Tibetan youth Abuza and the girl Nongzonga who fall in love with each other. The music is taken from Tibetan folk songs, and draws on Western opera music composition techniques, is China's new opera music on the masterpiece. Selected songs include "The Wind Blows Away the Clouds in the Sky".