What is the Jiao Tong University Opera League?

Must, it means, but why don't we just use certain? We are asking others to do something, so we need to be tactful. When it is necessary, express your urgency and emphasis.

To be absent means: to be absent on an occasion.

必 (wù bì), which means certain, must mean, has a more euphemistic attitude.

Absence, i.e., failure to show up on a certain occasion.

Don't come, it may mean the opposite. Another idiot!!

Hahahaha just told you not to go.

Only Studying, That Is an Elm Pimple, What Society Wants Now Is Talents for All-round Development of Morality, Intelligence, Physical Fitness, Aesthetics, and Labor.

They are the joint examination group composed of Peking University, Tsinghua University, Tongji University, Tsinghua University, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China University of Science and Technology, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Nanjing University, Zhejiang University and other universities. Netizens jokingly called the joint entrance examination group composed of these 7 colleges and universities "Warsaw Pact".

NATO: Big Brother: Peking University.

Members: Peking University, Fudan University, University of Hong Kong, Nankai University, Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Xiamen University, Beihang University, Beijing Normal University, Sichuan University, Shandong University, Lanzhou University.

Alliance: Beijing Institute of Technology, Chongqing University, Dalian University of Technology, Southeast University, Harbin Institute of Technology, South China University of Technology, Tianjin University, Tongji University, Northwestern Polytechnical University, almost all of which are science and engineering universities, occupy a place in China's high-end science and engineering fields.

Shen Yang Publishing Society, Ruide Literary Garden, Thorn Bird Literature Society, Student May Literature Club, Student Eloquence Association, Debate Society, Law Lovers Association, Student News Agency, Qian Xuesen Thought Research Association, University Magazine Press, New Perspectives Association, Council of Electrical Engineering Associations, Fayu Society, Communication and Eloquence Association, Jiaotong University Psychology Association, English Enthusiasts Association, Electrical Debate Association, Automobile Enthusiasts Association, Student Photography Society, Computer Association, School of Management Network Association, Xi'an Jiaotong University Student Science and Technology Association, School of Telecommunications Student Science and Technology Association, Xi'an Jiaotong University ACM ICPC Association Student Network Association"Ruixin"Electronic Studio, Jiaotong University Linux Association, Microsoft Technology Club, Electric Xiangyang Network Studio, Student Symphony Orchestra, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Club, Xi'an Jiaotong University Student Choir, Student Art Troupe, Dance Troupe, Qingtanshu Repertory Theatre, Student Red Cross Association, Vocational Continuation College"Fellow travelers"Art Society, National Orchestra, Jiaotong University Art Boat Calligraphy and Painting Society, Dandelion Guitar Club, Cadre Association, Jiaotong University Repertory Theatre, Lingzhi Entrepreneurship Chemistry Society, Jiaotong University Broadcasting Station, Love Alliance, Astronomy Enthusiasts Association, Student Collection Enthusiasts Association, Xi'an Jiaotong University Yangfan Club, Yangfan Society Architecture Department Branch, Cultural Relics Lovers Association, Student Environment Association, Student Green Association, Management Society, Siyuan Association, Student Wushu Association, Youth Volunteer Association, Roller Skating Enthusiasts Association, Student Sports Club, Jiaotong University Fan Association, Badminton Network Club, Jiaotong University Football Association, Jiaotong University Yiyuan Club Volleyball Enthusiasts Association, Tennis Association, Student Sports Enthusiasts Association, Graduate Table Tennis Association, Basketball League, Jiaotong University Fan Association (Western Branch), Student Cool Roller Skating Association.

Football League, Student Medical Science and Technology Association, Student Table Tennis Association, Jiaotong University Science Fiction Association (Western Branch), Jiaotong University Car Enthusiasts (Western Branch), School of Accountancy Literature Club, Science and Technology English Learning Association, Astronomy Enthusiasts Association (Western Branch), Economic Society, Boulder Marketing Association.

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I'm also in Xianyang, and I'm looking for an organization of Peking Opera lovers, I'm 20 years old, I like the Danjiao Cheng School, what do you like? Let's talk about it if we have a chance.

Xi'an Jiaotong University Opera Lovers League.

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Origin of the drama:

Drama is a foreign form of drama transplanted to China, and Chinese drama came into being due to the needs of social change. The drama was originally imported from the West, and the English name was drama, and the original Chinese translation used names such as new drama and civilized drama.

Drama is a drama with dialogue and movement as the main means of expression, and it is commonly known as drama in European countries. Early Chinese drama was born in 1907 as "New Opera" or "Civilization Opera", but New Drama gradually declined after the Xinhai Revolution. After the May Fourth Movement, European drama was introduced to China, and modern Chinese drama emerged, which was called "Aimei Drama", "Vernacular Drama" or "Zhenxin Drama" at that time, and was proposed by the dramatist Hong Shen in 1928 to be named "Drama".

Famous plays include "The Merchant of Venice" and so on.

In the winter of 1906, inspired by the Japanese "new school" drama, Chinese students studying in Japan, Zeng Xiaogu and Li Shutong (Xishuang) organized the establishment of a comprehensive art group based on drama in Tokyo, the Chunliu Society. Those who have joined successively include Ouyang Yuqian, Wu Izun, Ma Jiangshi, Xie Kangbai, Lu Jingruo and others. In 1907 (the 33rd year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty), the Chunliu Society performed "La Traviata" and "Black Slave Calling the Sky" in Tokyo, Japan.

In the same year, Wang Zhongsheng and others organized the "Chunyang Society" in Shanghai to perform "Black Slave Calling the Sky". This marks the foundation and beginning of Chinese drama. This kind of stage play, which uses dialogue as the main means, is called the new play, and later the civilization play.

In 1910 (the second year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty), the new drama was introduced to Liaoning, and Liu Yizhou (Mu Duo), a member of the League, came to Liaoyang from Guannei and performed the new drama "Mourning Jiangnan" and "Spring and Autumn of the Mainland".

Drama is a variety of Western drama that has been bored, and compared with the long-standing Chinese opera art, it is a rising star. It is a Western art form introduced by the Chinese after the decline of China's feudal society and the Western powers bombarded the Qing Dynasty by force, along with the historical process of Chinese society moving towards modernity, and this art form has been continuously absorbed and transformed by the Chinese, thus achieving creative transformation. Chinese drama is different from traditional Chinese opera in that it does not use song and dance to tell a story, but uses dialogue, physical movements and stage scenery to create an authentic stage vision.

However, in terms of artistic spirit, it has established an intrinsic and deep connection with traditional Chinese opera and even Chinese literature and art. It has transformed a foreign art form into a Chinese drama style with modernity and national characteristics, and has become an integral part of the literature and art of the Chinese nation. The first Chinese to come into contact with Western theater were diplomats who traveled to the West.

Later, with the opening of China's coastal ports, a number of Western missionaries and foreign expatriates poured into China. Shanghai became their main gathering place. In 1866, the expatriates established the first Western-style theater in Shanghai, the Lyceum Theatre.

At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, when Western drama poured into China, traditional Chinese opera also experienced the impact of the revolutionary trend of thought, setting off an upsurge of opera improvement, and then there was a "new drama of current affairs", which has been integrated into the form of drama. In 1899, Chinese students at St. John's College in Shanghai staged a new play called The Ugly History of Officialdom, which was performed in a very different way from traditional operas, and some of the plots were adapted from traditional operas, laying the foundation for later literati drama performances. Therefore, people regard the students' performance of new dramas on current affairs as the forerunner of early Chinese drama.

Answer. First of all, we must correct the concept that drama is the same as Western drama, and in fact it is what the West calls drama. The reason is that the characteristics of drama are almost the same as those of Western drama, including the core issues of dramatic action, the characteristics of dramatic performance, the composition of texts, and the stage costumes.

Of course, Chinese opera also belongs to the category of drama, and these characteristics are shared, but at present, the West regards Chinese opera as opera, and mainly believes that it is mainly sung. Therefore, the origin of drama should also look at the origin of drama, that is, the ancient Greek Dionysian sacrifice. This is a more common statement, that is, the sacrificial theory, in addition to the game theory, the labor theory and other discussions, I personally prefer the game theory.

For the specific differences between these words, you can see the detailed details of each, so I won't post much, which is of little significance.

The relationship between stage plays, ** plays and dramas. Let's put it this way. Before the invention of modern electronic image technology, there was basically only one form of drama, that is, stage performance, and the audience had to go to a theater or theater-like place to watch a play.

At this point, it's not bad for you to call a play a stage play. However, after the gradual improvement of electronic image and communication technology, with the emergence of radio, television, film and the Internet, drama has been divided into another development route from the original stage drama type, that is, non-stage drama, that is, the drama on the screen is not a stage play, but no matter what new trend these non-stage dramas such as movies, TV dramas, and radio dramas are called, they all belong to the category of drama. At present, Taiwanese artists still refer to their TV and film productions as theatrical performances.

Of course, the concept of drama in the narrow sense is equivalent to stage play in the West and drama in China. The concept of theatre in a broad sense encompasses all aspects of "pan-theatre" and human performance. Drama is one of the major categories of drama, and drama has both stage performance forms and film and television performance forms, but in general, it still belongs to drama.

The difference between drama and drama is mainly in the form of expression. **Drama is mainly in the form of expression**, and drama is mainly based on dialogue. But this is not to say that you can't use ** in the drama, and you can't say dialogue in the drama, it's just that the proportion of each is relatively small and the roles they play are different.

Their theatrical cores are basically the same.

If you want to recommend good dramas, that's a lot. From ancient times to the present, Shakespeare's "Hamlet", "King Lear", "Macbeth", "The Tempest", "One Newspaper for One Newspaper" and other classics, as well as "The Physicist", "The Lady Returns", "Beyond the Horizon", "King Jones", "The Enemy of the State", "A Doll's House", "Copenhagen", "Art" and so on. Famous Chinese dramas include "Thunderstorm", "Under the Eaves of Shanghai", "Teahouse" and so on.

After the 80s of the 20th century, a number of drama works emerged, including "Rhino in Love" and "Che Guevara".