What are the songs of Huangmei Opera? Can you be more specific?

Huangmei Opera, formerly known as Huangmei Tune or Caicha Opera, is one of the five major Chinese opera genres. Huangmei Opera originated in the countryside at the junction of Hubei, Anhui and Jiangxi Provinces, with the same origin as the tea-picking operas of East Hubei and Northeast Jiangxi, and its initial form was the tea-picking songs around Huangmei in Hubei. Before and after the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the Huangmei tea-picking tune, Jiangxi tune, Tongcheng tune and Fengyang tune, which were produced and circulated in Anhui, Hubei, Hubei, Jiangxi and Jiangxi provinces, were influenced by the opera Qingyang accent and Hui tune, and were combined with the folk arts of Lianxiang, stilt walkers, and dry boats to gradually form a number of small operas. After a period of development, on the basis of absorbing the performance contents and performance forms of "Luohan Pile", Qingyang accent and Hui tune, the present opera with a complete story was produced. In the process of transitioning from the small opera to the present opera, there was a form of performance which was called "string opera" by the old artists. The so-called "string play" refers to a group of small plays that are independent and related to each other. Some of these small plays are "strung" by things, and some are "strung" by people. The plot of "string plays" is richer than that of small plays, and the characters have broken through the three small ranges of clowns, small dancers and small students. Some of the older characters in the play need to be played by Zhengdan, Lao Sheng, Lao Clown. This creates the conditions for the production of this opera. Huangmei Opera, originally known as "Huangmei Tune", is a folk opera formed in the late eighteenth century in Anhui, Hubei and Jiangxi provinces adjacent to the region of Huangmei. One of them gradually moved eastward to Anqing City, Anhui Province, the center of the Anqing area, combined with local folk art, singing in the local language, speaking, forming its own characteristics, known as "Huai cavity" or "Huangmei tune". This is the predecessor of today's Huangmei Opera. In the Republic of 10 years (1921) published in the "Su Song County", the first official "Huangmei opera" this name.

Huangmei opera in the repertoire, known as the "big play thirty-six, small play seventy-two fold". The main performance of the opera is the people of the time on the class oppression, the disparity between the rich and the poor of the reality of dissatisfaction and the desire for a free and beautiful life. For example, "Buckwheat", "Sue the grain official", "Tianxian Match", etc. Most of the small plays are about rural laborers. Most of the small plays show the life of rural laborers, such as "point barley", "spinning cotton yarn", "selling bucket".

After the liberation, a number of large and small traditional plays such as "The Match of Heavenly Immortals", "Female Emperor's Son-in-Law", "The Story of Luo Pa", "Zhao Guiying", "Tears of a Compassionate Mother" and "Three Searches for the Abbot's Mansion" were organized and adapted, and the mythological play "Cowherd and Weaving Maiden", the historical play "Losing the Punishment Chopping", "Yutang Chun", and the modern plays "Spring Blossoms", "Spring Morning at a Small Store" and "The Be buds are Being Bloomed" were created. Among them, "The Match of Heavenly Immortals", "Lady Son-in-Law", "Jade Hall Spring" and "Cowherd and Weaving Maiden" were successively brought to the screen, which had a great influence both at home and abroad. Yan Fengying, Wang Shaofang, Zhang Hui, Huang Xinde, Wu Qiong, Malan and Han Zaifen are famous Huangmei opera performers.

Huangmei Opera has become a famous type of opera loved by the national audience. Huangmei Opera has a history of more than two hundred years. In the early days, it was called Huangmei Tune, which is a folk art of "singing and enjoying oneself".

Huangmei Opera has a history of more than two hundred years.