Lu Opera
Lu opera, also known as disguised dulcimer and Qin opera, is a national intangible cultural heritage. It is one of the eight major operas in China and the most
Sichuan Opera: In Chengdu, the Only Thing Hotter Than the Hotpot Is This Face.
For less than a movie ticket, watch a dynasty‑old performance. Face‑changing and fire are stunning, but the real soul hides in a sleeve flick and haunting chorus.give two hours to this living fossil.
Hebei Bangzi
Hebei Bangzi is an important branch of Chinese Bangzi. It was formed in the reign of Daoguang (1821-1850) of Qing Dynasty, and entered a prosperous period in the early
Qinqiang Opera
Qinqiang opera, also known as "Bangzi opera", is one of the oldest operas of the Han nationality in China. It originated in the Western Zhou Dynasty
Huai Opera
In the Yanhuai area north of the Yangtze River, witchcraft has been very popular since ancient times. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there have been many folk - Huai Ju
Pingju
Pingju, one of the traditional operas of the Han nationality, is popular in northern China. It is one of the most popular operas of the majority of the people and ranks among the - Ping Ju
Huangmei Opera
Huangmei Opera, formerly known as huangmeidiao and Tea Picking Opera, originated from Huangmei in Hubei Province and developed stronger than Anqing in Anhui Province. - Huang Mei Xi
Yue Opera
Yue Opera (Yu è J ù in Chinese Pinyin, Yue Opera in English) is the second largest type of opera in China. It is also known as Shaoxing opera. It is also known as "the most popular local opera" - Yue Ju
Henan Opera
Henan opera originated in the Central Plains (Kaifeng, Henan). Henan Opera is developed on the basis of Henan Bangzi. After the founding of the people's Republic of China - Yu Ju
Jin Opera
Shanxi is one of the birthplaces of Chinese opera art. Puzhou opera, which appeared in the Ming Dynasty, has gradually developed into four types of opera in Shanxi: puju opera, Jinju opera, Beilu opera and Shangdang opera. - Jin Ju