What Peking Opera is there in China, and what are the famous Peking Opera in China?

Too much. Divide the line. In the early days, it was divided into seven elements: Sheng, Dan, Jing, Mo, Chou, Wuxing, and Popular (Dragon Set), and later it was classified into four major lines: Sheng, Dan, Jing, and Chou, and there was a detailed further division of labor within each line.

"Sheng" is a general term for male characters other than flower faces and harlequins, and is divided into old students (Su Sheng), small students, martial artists, and doll students. "Dan" is a general term for female characters, and it is internally divided into Zhengdan, Huadan, Boudoir Dan, Wudan, Lao Dan, and Cai Dan (揺丹) Dao Ma Dan. "Jing", commonly known as flower face, mostly plays a male character with some peculiarities in personality, quality or appearance, with makeup and facial makeup, loud timbre and rough style.

"Net" is also divided into big flower faces based on singing, such as Bao Zheng; The workmanship-based two-flower face, such as Cao Cao. "Ugly", playing a comedy role, because he smeared a small piece of white powder on the bridge of his nose, commonly known as a small flower face.

Genre division There are no more than three formations of the Peking Opera genre: one is to integrate the best of a hundred schools, learn from each other's strengths, be inclusive, and integrate into one, rather than simply inheriting the artistic mantle of the founder or successor of a certain genre. The second is to have its own unique, systematic, and artistic creation in the performance that meets the requirements of the audience's appreciation, and is understood and familiar by the audience in frequent practice, rather than through selection, competition and the approval of an expert.

Third, it is necessary to establish a creative and performance group centered on the leading actors, and form a unified artistic style from the screenwriters, actors, composers, bands, and costumes. For example, the four major Susheng Yu, Yan, Gao, and Ma are all based on inheriting Tan, Sun, Wang and other predecessors to give full play to their own strengths, and in the long-term performance, they have gradually formed a simple and bright Yu school, a euphemistic and pretty Yan school, a high-pitched and upright Gao school, and a chic and elegant horse school. The four famous Mei, Shang, Cheng and Xun inherited the art of their predecessors such as Chen Delin, Sun Yiyun and Wang Yaoqing, and at the same time combined with their own conditions to develop into a solemn and profound Mei School, a vigorous and smooth Shang School, a deep and subtle Cheng School, and a natural and simple Xun School.

The three famous Jin, Hao, and Hou were based on learning from his predecessors such as He Guishan, Huang Runfu, and Jin Xiushan, and developed into a gold copper hammer and a bronze hammer based on their own actual conditions"The shelf flower face copper hammer sings"It is characterized by the Hao School shelf face and the Hou School shelf face characterized by the expression of the spirit of the characters.

There is only one Peking Opera in China. Your question really baffles me

Hello, dear, the famous repertoire of Peking Opera includes "Farewell My Concubine", "Zhao's Orphan", "Sanniang's Godson", "Erjin Palace", "Sanjiadian", "Shilang Visits the Mother", "Suolin Bag", "Wangjiang Pavilion", "Phoenix Returns to the Nest", "Yutang Spring", "Red Lady", "Wangjiang Pavilion", "Red Lady", "Spring and Autumn Match", "Hanging Golden Turtle", "Ganlu Temple", "Hongyang Cave", "Jiang Xianghe", "Chisang Town", "Qin Xianglian", "Cosmic Edge" and so on.

Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen is the most bumpy fate of the Ming Dynasty emperor, when the emperor, in the "Tumubao" change turned into a prisoner, prisoner, in his younger brother, Jingtai Emperor Zhu Qiyu was seriously ill, successfully usurped the throne, and ascended the throne for the second time to become the Tianshun Emperor.

The famous traditional Chinese opera repertoire is: "Erjin Palace"; "Yutang Spring: Three Sessions of Trial"; "Farewell My Concubine"; "Wolong Hanging Filial Piety".

The famous Chinese Peking Opera "Cosmic Edge", "Yutang Spring", "Changbanpo", "Heroes' Meeting", "Fishing and Killing Home", "Five People's Righteousness", "Picking a Pulley", "Hitting the Golden Branch", "Picking Up the Jade Bracelet", "Three High-Fives", "June Snow", "**Shi", "Searching for Orphans and Saving Orphans", "Qin Xianglian", "Fighting Yan Song", "Blocking Horses", "Jin Yunu", "Fanjiang Pass", "Wild Boar Forest", "Eight Hammers", "Empty City Strategy", "Farewell My Concubine", "Outwitting Tiger Mountain", etc. The themes and forms of expression are diverse, including literary opera, martial arts opera, singing gong opera, gong gong opera, children's play, group opera, excerpt opera, this opera, etc. The various forms of repertoire are collectively referred to as traditional operas.

1. Peking Opera is known as the quintessence of the country, Peking Opera is one of the opera genres formed in Beijing, which has a history of nearly 200 years, it or shouting cover is based on Hui Opera and Han Opera, absorbing the advantages and specialties of some opera types such as Kunqu Opera and Qin Dialect, and gradually evolved.

2. Peking Opera was once known as Ping Opera, one of the five major opera genres in China, Peking Opera is good at expressing political and military struggles on historical themes, and most of the stories are taken from historical romances and scripts.