Author: Gong Hedie
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Ban Zhao is vividly portrayed as a rare ancient female scholar in the history of Chinese opera, with profound humanistic heritage and distinct spirit of the era. Through the protagonist's arduous dedication to academic pursuits and significant emotional life twists, the cultural mission of ancient intellectuals is highlighted, demonstrating deep thought. From first creation to second creation, although not perfect, it explores the dialectical relationship between inheritance and innovation, as well as between refinement and popularization, making richly meaningful contributions to the aesthetics of opera. It has been well-received by both new and old audiences of Kunqu Opera, especially among students, indicating that it has achieved groundbreaking success. The contributions and support of the older and younger artists of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe, as well as the cultural leaders at various levels in Shanghai, for the success of this production and for reviving Kunqu Opera, deserve our deep gratitude.
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