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Do you know what the colors of Peking Opera masks represent, and each color has a different meaning.

Facial makeup refers to the makeup patterns on the faces of actors in Chinese opera (especially Peking Opera), and because these patterns have specific specifications, they are called facial masks. There are four types of faces: raw, dan, clean and ugly. The function of the face mask is to use different colors and lines to form various patterns to symbolize the character and various qualities of the characters in the play, such as loyalty, treachery, good and evil, etc.

Red face: represents the loyal and heroic character, symbolizing loyalty, uprightness, and blood, such as: Guan Yu in "Three Kingdoms Opera" and Wu Han in "Chopping the Scripture Hall".

Blue face: represents a strong, brave, and scheming character, such as: Dou Erdun.

Black face: represents the image of integrity, selflessness, and uprightness, which not only shows a serious personality but also does not smile, such as Bao Zheng in "Bao Gong Opera"; It also symbolizes mighty and powerful, rude and bold, such as: Zhang Fei in "Three Kingdoms Opera", Li Kui in "Water Margin Opera", and Jiao Zan in "Yang Paifeng".

White face: represents a sinister, suspicious, flying, and solemn figure. For example: Cao Cao in "Three Kingdoms Opera" and Yan Song in "Fighting Yan Song".

Green face: represents tenacious, brave, reckless, impulsive, and irritable characters. Such as: Wu Tianqiu, Xu Shiying in "White Water Beach".

Yellow face: represents a brave and fierce character, and generally shows a fierce personality. Such as Yuwen Chengdu, Lian Po in "Nanyang Tian".

Purple face: shows a straightforward and unruly personality, such as: Ma Wu in "On the Roof", Dou Erdun in "Serial Set". Dou Erdun (blue flower three tile face).

Gold and silver faces: represent various images of gods and monsters, symbolize majesty and solemnity, and express the role of immortals. Such as: "Haunted Heavenly Palace" in the Buddha, Erlang God.

1.Peking Opera face red: on behalf of the loyal martyrs, most of them are positive characters. Ironically, it means fake good guys.

2.Peking Opera Mask Black: A character that expresses integrity, selflessness, and straightforwardness, or represents the yin of yin and yang. It is used against ghosts. Dark skin or ugly face.

3.Peking Opera face white: represents sinister, suspicious, Feiyang, Susha and other characters, or represents the Hejia and eunuch masks, indicating old age.

4.Peking Opera Mask Purple: Character is upright, calm, and calm.

5.Peking Opera Mask Yellow: On behalf of Xiao Yong, a ** character.

6.The Peking Opera mask is golden: it represents the gods and masters.

7.Peking Opera Mask Green: Represents a tenacious and irascible character.

8.Peking Opera face blue: represents strong, brave, and scheming.