Wang Zengqi said about opera

Author: Wang Zengqi
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The selected topics in this book are all related to Chinese opera. They are Wang Zengqi's observations, experiences, thoughts, and reflections from his over two decades as a scriptwriter. The contents include discussions on "model operas," anecdotes about famous opera performers, the relationship between opera and literature, and notes on learning opera, etc. His writing sparkles with reason, wisdom, and composure. Wang Zengqi is renowned for his literary achievements and is celebrated as a master of elegant prose. His novels and essays are unique and shine brightly in the history of modern Chinese literature.
The selected topics in this book are all related to Chinese opera, reflecting Wang Zengqi's observations, experiences, thoughts, and reflections from his over two decades as a scriptwriter. They include discussions on "model operas," anecdotes about famous opera performers, the relationship between opera and literature, and notes on learning opera, etc. His writing sparkles with reason, wisdom, and composure. Wang Zengqi is renowned for his literary achievements and is celebrated as a master of elegant prose.
The selected topics in this book are all related to Chinese opera, reflecting Wang Zengqi's observations, experiences, thoughts, and reflections from his over two decades as a scriptwriter. They include discussions on "model operas," anecdotes about famous opera performers, the relationship between opera and literature, and notes on learning opera, etc. His writing sparkles with reason, wisdom, and composure. These articles on opera, like his travelogues and folkloric essays, are always well-structured and engaging, full of charm and depth.