What is Yu opera?

Chinese opera. Also known as "Henan opera", "Henan high tone". Popular in Henan and parts of neighboring provinces, Xinjiang, Tibet and other places also have Yu opera troupe. The origin of the song varies, with one saying that it was formed by the combination of Qinqiang and Puzhou Bangkas, which were introduced to Henan at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and local folk songs, and the other saying that it was developed by the Northern Songs and Stringed Tones. The main accompanying instruments include the banhu, erhu, sanxian, pipa, flute, sheng and suona. There are two kinds of playing cards: flute cards and string cards. Commonly used flute cards are [Full Hall Flowers], [Purple Gold Cup], [Wind into the Pines], etc. Commonly used string cards are [Bitter Music], [Four Harmonies], [Toward Heaven], etc. The singing is in the form of plate cadences. The singing is of the board cavity, and the commonly used trigger styles are [slow board], [two eight boards], [flowing water], [flying board], etc. The original Yu Dong tune, Yu West withering (also known as Xifu tune), Xiangfu tune, Shahe tune four schools, now the main schools for the Yu Dong tune and Yu West tune. The East Yu Tune is centered on Kaifeng and Shangqiu, and it uses fake voice and has a high-pitched and exciting tune, which is known as the "upper five tones". The western Yu tune, centered in Luoyang, uses the real voice to produce the melody, which is called the "lower five tones". In recent years, the two schools have been merging. There are more than 650 traditional dramas, including Mu Guiying's Marshalship, Mulan, The Red Queen, The Pair of Guns, and The Great Sacrifice Pile, etc. Modern dramas include Chaoyang Gully and The Great Sacrifice Pile. Modern dramas such as "Chaoyang Gully" and "Liu Hulan" have a greater impact.