What are the origin and characteristics of Qiong Opera?

The origin of Qiong Opera Qiong Opera appeared in the Ming Dynasty period, is popular in Hainan miscellaneous drama (originating from Yiyang cavity) on the basis of the absorption of southern Fujian opera, Hui tune, Kun cavity, Chaozhou Zhengyin opera, white word play (Chaozhou opera), Guangdong bang Huang, and Hainan folk songs, songs and dances, puppet shows, Taoist music and so on the gradual formation of a Yiyang cavity tributary of the local theater. Qiong Opera was once popular in Southeast Asia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, etc., also known as "the red coral of the South China Sea". Qiong Opera is written in Hainan dialect (commonly known as Hainanese. Is the southern Fujian language system) singing, the Qing Dynasty, commonly known as "soil play", Qiongshan, Haikou area commonly known as "Zhai", the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China is also known as "Hainan opera"; because of its formation in the ancient seat of the Qiongzhou Qiongshan Qiongzhou opera", "Qiongyin", which is called "Qiongzhou opera" by overseas Chinese of Qiong nationality. The name "Qiong Opera" was first used before 1932, and it was only after the founding of the People's Republic of China that the name "Qiong Opera" was commonly used. With a large number of Qiong Opera artists going abroad, Qiong Opera spread to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei and other places. There are still Qiong Opera societies in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Hong Kong.

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