What are the famous Beijing Opera songs?

1, Peking Opera: Farewell My Concubine (a drama with a passbook)

Farewell My Concubine is one of the classic plays of Mei School performed by Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Chu and Han contended, so Han Xin ordered Xiang Yu to surrender and tricked Xiang Yu into joining the army. Ambush all around Jiulishan, trapping Xiang Yu in Gaixia (now southeast of Lingbi County, Anhui Province). Xiang Yu could not break through and was besieged on all sides. He suspected that the Chu army had surrendered to the Han Dynasty, so he had a drink with Yu Ji in the military camp. Yu Ji committed suicide, Xiang Yu deus ex got lost and went to Wujiang River. Feeling ashamed to see his elders in Jiangdong, he committed suicide by throwing himself into the river.

2. Beijing Opera: Legend of the White Snake (Dancing with the Foot)

The Legend of the White Snake is a famous play by China. This story was first seen in Feng Ming's magnum's Warning Records (Volume 28) and Bai Niangzi's Leifeng Pagoda in Yongzheng. The Legend of Leifeng Pagoda edited by Chen in Ming Dynasty. The Qing dynasty wrote the story of the righteous demon.

3. Peking Opera: Dingjun Mountain (Peking Opera)

Dingjun Mountain is a traditional Peking Opera drama adapted from the seventieth chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. "... Old Huang Zhong plans to capture the mountain" and chapter 7 1 "Taking advantage of Huang Zhong's position on the mountain, waiting for an opportunity ..." tells the story of Huang Zhong, a veteran of Shu, who played a strong spirit in his later years when Cao Cao attacked Ji ā mé ng, an important town in western Shu.

4. Beijing Opera: Drunk Imperial concubine (Dan Jiaozi Drama)

Drunkenness of the Imperial Lady, also known as Baihua Pavilion, is a one-fold drama based on the story of Yang Guifei, a historical figure in the Tang Dynasty in China. It is widely recognized by Mr. Mei Lanfang, a famous Peking Opera performer in China, and is one of the representative plays of Mei School.

5. Beijing Opera: Borrowing from the East Wind

"Borrowing Dongfeng" is a traditional classic play of Peking Opera, which tells the story of Cao Cao's conquest of Wu and his arrival in the Yangtze River. Pang Tong offered a series of tricks to entice Cao Cao to crucify and lock the warship to facilitate the fire attack, and Cao Cao was cheated. However, it was the middle of winter at that time. Because of the lack of east wind, it was difficult to lead the fire to Cao Ying, so Zhou Yu fell ill with anxiety. Knowing that the east wind would fall on Jiazi Day, Zhuge Liang took the opportunity of visiting the sick to give advice to Zhou Yu, claiming that he could borrow the east wind.