Yu' an district traditional opera heritage base

Kunqu Opera became a World Heritage Site on 200 1.

200 1, Kunqu opera is listed as "representative work of human oral and intangible heritage" by UNESCO. In 2008, it was listed in the representative list of intangible cultural heritage of mankind. In 2006, it was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. 20 18 12, the general office of the Ministry of Education announced that Peking University was the outstanding traditional culture heritage base of Kunqu opera in China.

20 1910 February 2nd 2019 China Opera Culture Week, in which Kunqu Opera participated.

Kunqu opera

Originally known as "Kunqu Opera" (hereinafter referred to as "Kunqu Opera"), it is an ancient Chinese opera tune and genre, and now it is also called "Kunqu Opera". Kunqu Opera is one of the oldest traditional operas of the Han nationality, and it is also a treasure in the traditional culture and art of the Han nationality in China, especially in the art of opera. It is called "Orchid in a Hundred Flowers Garden".

Kunqu Opera originated in Kunshan, Suzhou, China in the14th century, and was later improved by Wei Liangfu and others and spread to the whole country. Since the middle of Ming Dynasty, it has dominated China's drama for nearly 300 years.

Kunqu Opera, which combines song and dance with martial arts, is famous for its elegant rhetoric, euphemistic lines and delicate performances. It is one of the operas under the southern opera system and is known as the "ancestor of 100 operas". In Kunqu Opera, drums and banquets control the singing rhythm. Qu Di and Sanxian are the main accompaniment instruments, and their singing pronunciation is "Zhongzhou Rhyme".