Author: (Japan) Tarō Sugiyama, Shigeru Itō, Fumitaka Nakayama, Translated by Li Jide
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Based on years of observation of Chinese theater performances in Dali, three Japanese theater critics explore the possibilities of Chinese theater from a unique perspective. The book covers a wide range of plays, characters, fields, and issues, which is rare among similar books. It is called "watching the moon through mist," but in reality, it is "admiring the moon in a mirror." It is a different voice from a neighboring country, a sharpening stone for swords, and another milestone in Sino-Japanese theater exchange.
Watching the Flowers in the Fog (The Possibility of Chinese Drama)
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