Various Provincial Opera Styles

The opera genres of each province are: Beijing's Peking Opera, Shanghai's Yueju Opera, Anhui's Huangmei Opera, Hebei's Pingju Opera, and Henan's Yu Opera.

1, Beijing Opera

Beijing Opera, once known as Ping Opera, one of the five major Chinese opera genres, the scene layout focus on the writing, the cadence of the Xipi, Erhuang-based, accompanied by the huqin and gongs and other accompaniment, is regarded as China's national treasure, the Chinese opera, the three Dingjia "first". Peking Opera is considered a national treasure of China and the "top of the list" of the three Chinese operas. After the formation of Beijing opera began to develop rapidly within the court of the Qing Dynasty, until the Republic of China has been unprecedented prosperity.

2, Yueju Opera

Yueju Opera is China's second largest opera, known as the second national opera, also known as the "most widely circulated local opera", there is a view that is "the largest local opera opera It is also known as "the most widely circulated local opera" and, according to some opinions, "the largest local opera", and is called "Chinese opera" in foreign countries. It originated in Shengzhou, Zhejiang Province, flourished in Shanghai, and spread throughout the country and the world.

3. Huangmei Opera

Huangmei Opera, formerly known as Huangmei Tune and Tea Casting Opera, originated in Huangmei, Hubei Province, and developed in Anqing, Anhui Province. Huangmei opera singing simple and smooth, to bright and lyrical, with rich expressive power; performance is simple and meticulous, known as the real lively. The song "Tian Xian Matching" has made Huangmei Opera popular in the north and south of the Yangtze River, and also has a high reputation overseas.

4. Evaluative Opera

Evaluative Opera is a type of opera circulating in the north of China, and is one of the most popular types of opera among the general public, ranking among the five major types of opera in China. after 1950, it had a great influence in the whole country with the productions of Little Son-in-Law, Liu Qiao'er, Flowers for Matchmaking, Yang Sanjie Telling a Prosecution and Qin Xianglian. The play has had a great impact on the country.

5, Yu Opera

Yu Opera originated in the Central Plains (Henan Province), is one of China's five major operatic genres, China's first major local opera. Yu Opera is known for its resonant and atmospheric singing voice, its measured cadence, the soundness of its lines, the clarity of its words, its mellow flavor, its vividness, its flesh and blood, and its ability to express the inner feelings of its characters, and it is popular among people from all walks of life because of its high degree of artistry.