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  • Peking Opera
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|400px|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...for its great artistic skill in singing, dancing and martial arts. Peking opera is the most representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms.
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  • Cantonese Opera
    [[File:yueju.jpg|right|thumb|Actors perform Cantonese Opera during a project funded by China National Arts Fund at the Nanjing Zijin Gr ...instruments employed, its varied tunes and its readiness to innovate, the opera has grown rapidly to become a major operatic form in Guangdong and [[Guangx
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  • Tibetan Opera
    [[File:Tibetan opera.jpg|thumb|250px]] ...soloists are accompanied by a chorus. Some characters wear masks. Tibetan opera is usually performed in the open air. Its traditional repertoire includes f
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  • Huangmei Opera
    [[File:Huangmei Opera.jpg|thumb|300px|A scene of traditional Huangmei Operea]] Once called ''Huangmei diao'' and ''Caicha xi'', '''Huangmei Opera''' is one of the most famous traditional operas in [[China]].
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  • Mulian Opera
    ...rity and could be staged all night for nine consecutive days. However, the opera became less popular in 1920s and was on the brink of extinction by the 1980 [[Category:Arts|opera]]
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  • Yue opera
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  • Shaoxing opera
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  • Traditional Chinese Opera
    [[Image:Traditional chinese opera.JPEG|thumb|250px]] ...ters, modern (spoken) drama, opera and dance-drama. '''Traditional Chinese opera''' took shape in the twelfth century. Through constant enrichment, refineme
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  • Flower Opera Tower
    ...in the northwest of [[Boxian]] county seat. It was built particularly for opera performances in 1676 during the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) . The gate of ...tower is of great value to the study of architectural art and traditional opera of the early and mid Qing period.
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  • Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera
    The Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera is located inside the Beijing Huguang Guildhall Chamber of Cultural Prosper ...sued to opera star Chen Delin, the imperial phonograph, four famous Peking opera fiddles, and the Liyan Pictorial, all of which are of high artistic value.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July30, 2011
    [[file: Peking Opera 京剧.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...re which combines music, vocal performance, dance and acrobatics. [[Peking Opera|(More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/August 22, 2017
    [[File:yueju.jpg|left|thumb|Actors perform Cantonese Opera during a project funded by China National Arts Fund at the Nanjing Zijin Gr ...[Anhui opera]], [[Hubei opera]] and [[Guangdong]] folk tunes. ([[Cantonese Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 27, 2018
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...that each is based on the music and dialect of a specific area. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 12, 2018
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...that each is based on the music and dialect of a specific area. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 15, 2011
    [[file: Huangmei Opera.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Huangmei Opera]] ...mei Opera is one of the most famous traditional operas in China.[[Huangmei Opera|(More...)]]
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  • Hanju
    ...luence on the formation of [[Peking opera]], [[Sichuan opera]] and [[Hunan opera]]. Its vocal music has many musical patterns and over four hundred tunes. T [[category:opera]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 25, 2016
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...ous for its artistic skill in singing, dancing and martial arts. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March22, 2011
    [[file: Mulian Opera.GIF|thumb|200px|left|Mulian Opera]] ...se theater," is one of the earliest theatric genres in [[China]]. [[Mulian Opera|(More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 8, 2017
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...[[Qing Dynasty]], it is usually regarded as a national art form. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/October 20, 2016
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|Peking Opera 京剧|left]] ...[[Qing Dynasty]], it is usually regarded as a national art form. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • Yuju
    ...nasty Henan opera spread to the cities and under the influence of [[Peking opera]] became a fully developed genre popular in Henan, Shaanxi, [[Shanxi]], [[H [[category:opera]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December 6, 2019
    ...by incorporating [[Peking Opera]] and Kunqu Opera techniques, and Western opera singing methods. ([[Hung Sin-nui|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December 8, 2017
    ...by incorporating [[Peking Opera]] and Kunqu Opera techniques, and Western opera singing methods. ([[Hung Sin-nui|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 15, 2018
    [[File:yueju.jpg|left|thumb|Actors perform Cantonese Opera during a project funded by China National Arts Fund at the Nanjing Zijin Gr ...g overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia and America. ([[Cantonese Opera|More...]])
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  • Cantonese Opera
    [[File:yueju.jpg|right|thumb|Actors perform Cantonese Opera during a project funded by China National Arts Fund at the Nanjing Zijin Gr ...instruments employed, its varied tunes and its readiness to innovate, the opera has grown rapidly to become a major operatic form in Guangdong and [[Guangx
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/November 26, 2009
    ...nasty Henan opera spread to the cities and under the influence of [[Peking opera]] became a fully developed genre popular in Henan, Shaanxi, [[Shanxi]], [[H
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  • Yueju
    [[file:Yueju.JPEG|thumb|400px|Yueju, also known as Shaoxing opera. [Photo: xy9z.com]]] '''Yueju''' ('''越剧'''), also known as Shaoxing opera, is a form of Chinese opera first taking shape at the end of the Qing Dynasty on the basis of folk song
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  • Qinqiang
    ...sty]], influencing to different degrees many other types of opera. Shaanxi opera now enjoys big audiences in [[Shaanxi]], [[Gansu]] and [[Qinghai]], and its [[category:opera]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 21, 2018
    [[Image:Mulian Opera.GIF|thumb|left|200px]] ...criptures, in which the hero Mulian rescued his mother from hell.([[Mulian Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/September 4, 2017
    ...m then on, the ancient art has been revitalized and popularized. ([[Mulian Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/September3, 2012
    ...m then on, the ancient art has been revitalized and popularized. ([[Mulian Opera|More...]])
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  • Mulian Opera
    ...rity and could be staged all night for nine consecutive days. However, the opera became less popular in 1920s and was on the brink of extinction by the 1980 [[Category:Arts|opera]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 29, 2011
    ...m of Traditional Opera.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera]] ...hisotry of [[China]]'s traditional operas. [[Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera|(More...)]]
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  • Yang Xiaolou
    ...Shuyan, he was regarded as part the Three Saints in the circle of [[Peking Opera]]. [[Category:peking opera performers]][[Category:traditional operas]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/November 26, 2016
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/May 15, 2018
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December 27, 2019
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...ost representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms.([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/November 7, 2015
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More..]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 18, 2017
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 3, 2013
    [[File:Huangmei Opera.jpg|left|thumb|300px|A scene of traditional Huangmei Operea]] ...g the 18th century when Chinese local operas were flourishing. ([[Huangmei Opera|More]])
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  • Kunqu
    '''Kunqu''' (Kunshan opera) ('''昆曲''') originated in the [[Kunshan]] area of [[Jiangsu]] around th ...the early period of the Qing, exerting tremendous impact on other types of opera.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March 28, 2018
    ...stically mature scripts and performance techniques. ([[Traditional Chinese Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/September 30, 2017
    [[Image:Traditional chinese opera.JPEG|thumb|250px|left]] ...stically mature scripts and performance techniques. ([[Traditional Chinese Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March 1, 2016
    ...stically mature scripts and performance techniques. ([[Traditional Chinese Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/June 29, 2018
    [[file:Yueju.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Yueju, also known as Shaoxing opera. [Photo: xy9z.com]]] '''Yueju''' ('''越剧'''), also known as Shaoxing opera, is a form of Chinese opera first taking shape at the end of the Qing Dynasty on the basis of folk song
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/October 13, 2018
    [[file:Yueju.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Yueju, also known as Shaoxing opera. [Photo: xy9z.com]]] '''Yueju''' ('''越剧'''), also known as Shaoxing opera, is a form of Chinese opera first taking shape at the end of the Qing Dynasty on the basis of folk song
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/April 27, 2015
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March 29, 2014
    [[file:Peking Opear 京剧.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Peking Opera 京剧]] ...st representative of all Chinese traditional dramatic art forms. ([[Peking Opera|More...]])
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  • Pingju
    ...ging and acting techniques from ''Hebei bangzi'' (clapper opera), [[Peking opera]], Luanzhou shadow plays, and Leting dagu (verse narrative sung to the acco [[category:opera]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 12, 2017
    ...ion and exaggeration. The facial makeup or "the '''painted face'''" of the opera is perhaps the best, and certainly the best known, example of these qualiti
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 21, 2010
    ...e '''changing faces''', spitting fire, and rolling light. Numerous Sichuan opera troupes are active throughout the province, both in the countryside and in
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  • Tibetan Opera
    [[File:Tibetan opera.jpg|thumb|250px]] ...soloists are accompanied by a chorus. Some characters wear masks. Tibetan opera is usually performed in the open air. Its traditional repertoire includes f
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 5, 2010
    ...m of local opera in southwestern [[China]]. A combination of several local opera forms, such as [[kunqu]], [[gaoqiang]], [[huqin]], [[tanxi]] and [[dengxi]]
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  • National Academy of Chinese Theater Arts
    ...ent name in 1978, and has since been teaching Peking Opera and traditional opera music, directing, writing and stage design.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 9, 2015
    [[file:Yueju.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Yueju, also known as Shaoxing opera. [Photo: xy9z.com]]] '''Yueju''' ('''越剧'''), also known as Shaoxing opera, first took shape at the end of the Qing Dynasty on the basis of folk songs
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  • Jinghu
    ...ceful and clarion timbre, jinghu is suitable almost exclusively for Peking opera.
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  • Face-changing
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in [[Sichuan Opera]] that is used to express the changing emotions of characters. [[China]] has an abundance of 1,300 local operas. Sichuan opera is one of the oldest local operas and is popular in [[Sichuan]] province an
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  • Flower Opera Tower
    ...in the northwest of [[Boxian]] county seat. It was built particularly for opera performances in 1676 during the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) . The gate of ...tower is of great value to the study of architectural art and traditional opera of the early and mid Qing period.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/November 28, 2009
    ...the early period of the Qing, exerting tremendous impact on other types of opera. ('''[[Kunqu|More...]]''')
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  • Xun Huisheng
    ...68) was one of the four famous ''[[dan]]'' (female characters) in [[Peking opera]], along with [[Mei Lanfang]] (1894-1966), [[Shang Xiaoyun]] (1899-1976) an ...Hou Junshan]], playing huadans (female characters). His career as a Peking opera performer officially started in 1918, when he joined the Xiqunshe troupe.
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  • Ma Lianliang
    ...master performer of old male characters - ''[[Lao Sheng]]'' - in [[Peking Opera]]. ...king Opera at the age of eight and started performing at 10. Organizing an opera troupe at 29, he became the leading role on the stage.
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  • Hou Xirui
    '''Hou Xihui''' was a [[Peking Opera]] performer and famous for playing clowns. He was born in 1892 in [[Hebei P [[category:peking Opera peformers]][[category:traditional operas]][[category:people from Hebei]]
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  • Former Residence of Mei Lanfang
    The '''former Residence of Mei Lanfang''' (renowned Peking Opera star), located on No. 9 Huguosi Street in the West City District, was origi ...aim, and his smooth, perfectly timed, poised style has come to be known in opera circles as the "Mei School."
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  • Chaoju
    Dating back to the middle of the [[Ming Dynasty]], '''Chaoju''' (Chaozhou opera) still retains elements of the Song (960-1279) and Yuan nanxi (southern dra [[category:opera]]
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/February 5
    ...r Lady''. This is the first time in Chinese history that a Western classic opera was staged in China with Chinese performers only.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December 9, 2016
    ...s place as the nation's preeminent form of theatre with the rise of Peking Opera, a number of Kunqu troupes still perform regularly. They not only stage the
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December 3, 2019
    ...s place as the nation's preeminent form of theatre with the rise of Peking Opera, a number of Kunqu troupes still perform regularly. They not only stage the
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 6, 2017
    ...s place as the nation's preeminent form of theatre with the rise of Peking Opera, a number of Kunqu troupes still perform regularly. They not only stage the
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/May 29, 2016
    ...s place as the nation's preeminent form of theatre with the rise of Peking Opera, a number of Kunqu troupes still perform regularly. They not only stage the
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/January 15
    [[1971]]: '''[[Gai Jiaotian]],''' a [[Peking opera]] actor, passes away.
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  • Hung Sin-nui
    ...by incorporating [[Peking Opera]] and Kunqu Opera techniques, and Western opera singing methods. ...ng]] Province. She moved to [[Hong Kong]] during World WarⅡand started her opera career aged 12 under her aunt Ho Fu-lin's mentorship.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 31, 2017
    ...s place as the nation's preeminent form of theatre with the rise of Peking Opera, a number of Kunqu troupes still perform regularly. They not only stage the ...('''牡丹亭'''), written in 1598, has long been considered the greatest Kunqu opera of all time. Its author was [[Tang Xianzu]], who lived from 1550 to 1617. A
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/April 21
    [[1964]]: Prominent [[Cantonese Opera]] performer [[Ma Shizeng]] died.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March 30, 2017
    ...f puppets and superb manipulative skill. It's a truly unique art combining opera, music, fine art and craftsmanship. It creates magic with a beam of light. ...ypes of roles – ''sheng'', ''dan'', ''jing'' and ''chou'' -- as in Chinese opera. ([[Puppet Show|More...]])
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  • Huangmei Opera
    [[File:Huangmei Opera.jpg|thumb|300px|A scene of traditional Huangmei Operea]] Once called ''Huangmei diao'' and ''Caicha xi'', '''Huangmei Opera''' is one of the most famous traditional operas in [[China]].
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  • Gai Jiaotian
    ...e scenes). He created a unique Gai style by combining traits from [[Peking opera]], [[Kunqu]] and other local operas as well as martial arts. [[Category: Peking opera]]
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/April 8
    [[1968]]: Famous [[Huangmei Opera]] performer [[Yan Fengying]] died.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December27, 2013
    ...''1924-2013), born Kuang Jianlian, was a renowned contemporary [[Cantonese opera]] master and movie actress in [[China]]. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/in
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  • Wang Guowei
    ...era'', ''Studies on Tang and Song Dynasties'Daqu Music'', ''Catalog of the Opera'', and so on. ...with their families and there completed ''Studies on Song and Yuan Dynasty Opera'', which created a sensation in Japan and became a hot topic among Sinologi
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/April 19
    [[1976]]: [[Shang Xiaoyun]], one of the four famous ''dan'' in [[Peking Opera]], died.
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/March 9
    [[1958]]: Renowned Peking Opera performer '''[[Cheng Yanqiu]]''' died.
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/February 22
    [[1983]]: '''[[Hou Xirui]],''' a famous [[Peking Opera]] performer, passed away.
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  • Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera
    The Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera is located inside the Beijing Huguang Guildhall Chamber of Cultural Prosper ...sued to opera star Chen Delin, the imperial phonograph, four famous Peking opera fiddles, and the Liyan Pictorial, all of which are of high artistic value.
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  • Puppet Show
    ...f puppets and superb manipulative skill. It's a truly unique art combining opera, music, fine art and craftsmanship. It creates magic with a beam of light. ...ypes of roles – ''sheng'', ''dan'', ''jing'' and ''chou'' -- as in Chinese opera.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/August 20, 2019
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in [[Sichuan Opera]] that is used to express the changing emotions of characters. ([[Face chan
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 19, 2017
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in [[Sichuan Opera]] that is used to express the changing emotions of characters. ([[Face chan
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/February 16
    [[1938]]: '''[[Yang Xiaolou]]''' (1878-1938), a famous Peking Opera master, died.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 9, 2015
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 23, 2017
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 20, 2015
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in [[Sichuan Opera]] that is used to express the changing emotions of characters. ([[Face chan
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 20, 2020
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 30, 2016
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/February 11, 2018
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 17, 2019
    '''Face changing''' ('''变脸''') is a unique stunt incorporated in Sichuan Opera that is used to express the changing emotions of characters.([[Face-changin
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/August 8
    1961: Peking opera artist Mei Lanfang died.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/March 1, 2009
    ...renzhuan''''' (Two-person Song and Dance Duet), a traditional form of folk opera very much popular there. ('''[[Er'renzhuan|More...]]''')
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July 5, 2018
    '''Kunqu''' (Kunshan opera) ('''昆曲''') originated in the [[Kunshan]] area of [[Jiangsu]] around th
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/June 3, 2017
    '''Kunqu''' (Kunshan opera) ('''昆曲''') originated in the [[Kunshan]] area of [[Jiangsu]] around th
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/September 26, 2010
    ...Pavilion, written in 1598, has long been considered the greatest ''Kunqu'' opera of all time. [[The Peony Pavilion|(More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/July29, 2011
    ...na's master performer of old male characters - ''Lao Sheng'' - in [[Peking Opera]]. [[Ma Lianliang |(More...)]]
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  • Ye Shenglan
    '''Ye Shenglan''' (1914-1978) was a well-known [[Peking Opera]] artist. ...teacher of opera, opened the country's largest and longest-running Peking Opera school – [[Fu-Lian-Cheng]] – where Ye Shenglan was trained from 1923. F
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  • Cheng Yanqiu
    He began to learn [[Peking opera]] at the age of six, first learning ''wusheng'' (actor playing a martial ro ...servatory of Traditional Opera Music and president of Zhonghua Traditional Opera Training School. He toured Europe for research in art in 1932. The countrie
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/December26, 2011
    ...) (1900-1968) was one of the four famous dan (female characters) in Peking opera, along with Mei Lanfang (1894-1966), Shang Xiaoyun (1899-1976) and Cheng Ya
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/May 30, 2010
    ...0-1968) was one of the four famous ''dan'' (female characters) in [[Peking opera]], along with [[Mei Lanfang]] (1894-1966), [[Shang Xiaoyun]] (1899-1976) an
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/January 14, 2011
    ...晚''' (''chūn wǎn'') for short, intermingles songs, dances, comic sketches, opera and folk arts. [[Chunwan| (More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Selected anniversaries/June 15
    [[1978]]: [[Peking Opera]] artist [[Ye Shenglan]] passed away.
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  • Finding Fun
    ...ls the story about some Beijing retirees who try to find fun in a [[Peking Opera]] club.
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/October 7, 2019
    ...designed by the world-famous French architect who designed Paris' Bastille Opera House. [[Shanghai Grand Theater|(More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/November2, 2011
    ...designed by the world-famous French architect who designed Paris' Bastille Opera House. [[Shanghai Grand Theater|(More...)]]
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  • CIIC:Today's featured article/October19, 2013
    ...designed by the world-famous French architect who designed Paris' Bastille Opera House. [[Shanghai Grand Theater|(More...)]]
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