What does Mr. Zhong mean by playing drums?

The second master plays drums, which is a classic role in Chinese opera. He usually wears well-dressed official clothes and holds cymbals to attract the attention of the audience. In Chinese drama, the second master plays a variety of roles in drumming, and different plots have different interpretations, but on the whole, he represents authority and strength and plays a role in promoting the development of plots in some plots. Therefore, the second master drumming is not only a simple role, but also a cultural symbol widely known to the audience.

In addition to the image in the national drama, the second master plays drums and other meaning. In traditional culture, drumming is considered as a way of blessing and celebration, which can bring good luck and blessing. Drumming has become an indispensable element in celebrations and festive activities, such as weddings, business opening, festivals and so on. In addition, in ancient times, when the emperor visited various places, he would also invite Mr. Zhong and other drummers to meet him.

Today, the audience of Chinese opera is gradually decreasing, but the image of two masters' drum music is widely used in modern culture. For example, in the chess game in China, both players need to knock a huge chess piece designed by the two main characters before moving to indicate the start of the game. At the same time, as a kind of music performance art, Er Dang's drumming is inspired by him by many bands and performers. It can be said that the drumming of the two masters has surpassed the simple role of traditional Chinese opera and become a cultural symbol and an element of popular culture.