Will Beijing Opera be included in the music curriculum of nine-year compulsory education?

It should be said that there is nothing wrong, but how to incorporate it is a problem. The selected tracks, the compilation of teaching materials and the level of teachers all affect the teaching quality. In today's social environment, not only Beijing opera is in trouble, but the whole traditional culture has been ignored. For example, the ratio of classical literature to traditional music in China. . . To put it simply, today's children learn piano and violin, and few people play with sheng, pipe, flute and flute; Painting is sketch and sculpture, and ink and painting are rarely used. Speak and write English fluently, but write a note without preface. The decline of the overall level of Chinese studies can not be solved by casually putting a few pieces of Peking Opera into textbooks.