What's the difference between western opera and China opera?

First, the stage background. As soon as the curtain of western opera is opened, you can know where it is, whether it is in the palace or in the town, basically at a glance. In China opera, there is usually only one table and two chairs on the stage, and you don't know where this scene takes place until the actors speak. Secondly, China opera is virtual, while western opera is virtual. On the stage of Chinese opera, the actors will push two empty wine glasses to change until they are as drunk as a fiddler and can go to Wan Li Road with a whip. On the opera stage, many things are true. For example, in Romeo and Juliet, a scene in which Romeo talks with Juliet upstairs and downstairs will really set up a background similar to a two-story building on the stage, which is very different from the Chinese opera. Third, the singing is different. Western operas are generally sung in Italian, including aria, recitation, recitation, aria and so on. There are many kinds of plays in China. As far as Beijing Opera is concerned, Xipi and Huanger are the two main tunes. That's all I thought of. Please refer to other materials for the shortcomings, hoping to help you.