A Qing Yi player. Born in 1904 and died in 1958. His playing style was recognized as CHEN Style. His
Tag: Chinese Opera
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 06 SHANG Xiao-Yun
A female role Qing Yi player. Born in Nan-Gong of Hebei Province, He entered the "Triple Happiness Opera School" and
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 05 YAN Ju-Peng
A Lao Sheng player and the founder of YAN Style. He had been a famous Beijing Opera amateur before he
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 04 Zhou Xinfang
Zhou Xinfang 周信芳(1895-1975), was Beijing Opera’s renaissance man of the twentieth century. A personal vision to advocated justice, patriotism and
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 03 MA Lian-Liang
A male role Lao Sheng player and the founder of the MA Style. He was a graduate of the famous
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 02 Tan Xinpei 谭鑫培
Tan Xinpei 谭鑫培 (1847-1917) was a native of Wuchang in Hubei Province. He first learned to act wu sheng and
Chinese Opera Artists 中国戏曲 01 Mei Lanfang 梅兰芳
Mei Lanfang (1884 – 1961) is a world famous maestro of Peking Opera in China. As the most renowned one among the "Four Famous Dan", Mei Lanfang had made prominent contribution to the popularization and improvement of Chinese Peking Opera. The Chinese Peking Opera performing system named after him is regarded as the model of oriental drama performing systems and one of the "Three Major Drama Performing Systems in the World" together with Russian Stanislavsky Performing System and German Brecht Performing System.
Fuzhou cheyi 福州伬艺
时间：2006年 Time: 2006 类别：曲艺 Category: Recitative, Story-telling 地区：福建 Region: Fujian Province 编号：V —15 Ref. No.: V-15 申报地区或单位：福建省福州市 Nominating unit[s]: Fuzhou
Heluo dagu 河洛大鼓
时间：2006年 Time: 2006 类别：曲艺 Category: Recitative, story-telling 地区：河南 Region: Henan Province 编号：Ⅴ—12 Ref. No.: V-12 申报地区或单位：河南省洛阳市 Nominating unit[s]: Luoyang City,
Cowherd and Weaving Girl 牛郎织女
The fairy tale of the Cowherd and the Weaving Girl is one of the four most famous folktales of ancient China. It is a classic love story between a fairy and a human being and has a widespread influence. The Qixi Festival is said to have something to do with the fairy tale. Naturally, the seventh day of every seventh month of the lunar calendar has become Chinese Valentine’s Day.
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