How to treat the traditional opera culture in China?

If there is any pure China culture in China now, it can only be China's operas. At the same time, traditional Chinese opera is one of the three ancient operas in China. His culture is very heavy. So it is not an exaggeration to say that he is the quintessence of our country.

For the culture of the new era, you may say whether to add new elements. My view is this: on the one hand, we should make full use of external elements such as photography, on the other hand, I don't think we should add many modern ideas and cultures to his content. In modern society, many things about film and television have followed us forward, so we should feel that we can go to see film and television now. As a heritage and record of China's ancient culture, we should keep its original flavor. If we want to add something, I think we can add our local culture. Because with the development of modern economy, the characteristics of each place are gradually disappearing, and even one day the accent will gradually disappear. And our opera can absorb him, which makes the opera develop continuously and our culture can be preserved.

I think our traditional opera will become the same as film and television in the future, without its own culture. What a sad thing it is. China's economic development, to a certain extent, has reduced our culture and increased other people's things. So, if China's culture insists on nothing, will China still be China? Will he become a copy of other countries. For China's operas, I really hope that he can stick to his own characteristics and not change beyond recognition with the development of the times. Before the rural urbanization, we still have a lot of things to do.

In modern times, when everyone only pays attention to economic benefits, can we take good care of our China culture? In fact, there are still many gaps in China culture in foreign markets that we need to fill. So what do we use to fill it? Therefore, we must speed up our development instead of reading our own culture from other countries.

It's purely personal.