Powder and Paint Sayings

Author: Zhang Jihé
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Powder and Ink Words intentionally omits specialized branches, attempting to find a way to discuss matters from these 34 plays. Whether you're illiterate or a play ignoramus, you can understand what this book is about. The reason for associating with opera characters isn't just for fun; it's to find a batch of "ancient-costumed living targets" for essays and. Reading the Book of Songs gives a similar feeling—ancient thoughts and emotions are almost identical to those of modern people. Similar joys, sorrows, and emotions have built the same life experiences and survival art. Opera reached the hands of Guan Hanqing, Ma Zhiyuan, Zheng Guangzu, and Bai Pu, not so far from the present. With the collective creations of some modern artists, opera has laid a foundation for emotional strings in the symphony, without forming a historical "generation gap." This Powder and Ink Words merely hopes to make a try, speaking from the stage to beyond the stage, seeking soulful resonance between the stage and the real world.