What are the plays in the late Qing Dynasty?

Traditional dramas in the late Qing Dynasty mainly formed four kinds of dramas: Kunqu Opera, Gaoqu Opera, Bangzi Opera and Chord Opera. Books have been handed down in the early years, but they are more perfect.

Drama rose in the late Qing Dynasty, mainly as the Spring Willow Society founded in Tokyo in the winter of 1906 by Japanese students studying in China. Founder (Double) and Zeng Xiaogu. Chun Wu, Ma Jiang, Xie, Lu Jingruo and others joined successively.

Rehearsal plays: La Traviata, Black Slave's Call to Heaven, etc.

At this time, the drama reform movement was in full swing, and China created many plays, such as A Dream of Red Mansions, New Rome and Chivalrous Stories by Liang Qichao. There are many creations related to the revolution, such as Goshawk Strike, June Frost, Patriotic Soul, Wind Tunnel Mountain and so on.

Drama in the late Qing Dynasty is a transitional period. China's traditional drama reached its peak in the early Qing Dynasty, and the late Qing Dynasty was a transitional period between traditional drama and drama after the May 4th Movement. There are no classic works, but they have laid a good foundation for the future.