Cloak &Nbsp; Embroidered Peacock &Nbsp; Traditional Peking Opera Costumes Become Fashionable.

"Oh, good!" "another paragraph!" Wang Yuqiang, 41 years old, has not spent such a long weekend in a long time.

Last night, in the Bayu theatre of Hongya cave, together with his wife, he watched the performance of Peking Opera "Shuangyang Princess" on the stage. It seemed that he had recovered the feeling of seeing a play in Monument for Liberation small theater several weeks ago.

Now the Peking Opera Troupe in Chongqing has finally fixed its time at the Bayu theatre every weekend.

"No matter how many difficulties we encounter, we must carry out the" performance performance "with nearly ten years' history.

Watching a batch of old fans cheering, the Beijing Opera Troupe Secretary Cheng Lianqun is confident.

3 million, create a performance position.

At 6 o'clock last night, it was more than an hour before the "performance" resumed for the first time. Wang Yuqiang took his wife to Hongya cave early and visited the newly decorated Bayu theater.

Wang Yuqiang said, "now the stage is at least half as big as before, and the lighting effect is much stronger."

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Clothing tends to be young and fashionable.

Last night, the Beijing Opera Troupe staged three traditional dramas, namely "Shuangyang Princess", "Huan Sha Ji", "Jinshan Temple and broken bridge pavilion", and the first two young actors from Zhou Li and Cui Ying appeared.

When Zhou Li, who played the role of "Shuangyang", was shocked by his cloak and embroidered peacock. "Is Beijing Opera dressed like this?

Today's performance is still dominated by traditional operas, but modern opera will also be staged.

There are college students in the audience.

The fans were supposed to be middle-aged and old, but reporters found young people in the audience.

Duan Xiaoyang, a 20 year old college student, accompanied his grandfather to the theater. After watching the performance, Xiao Yang said, "after you see it, you still feel that you can, and you will have the opportunity to accompany your grandpa."

In the face of changes in the age of the audience, the performers of the Beijing opera troupe are also very excited. Zhou Li, the first Peking Opera actor with postgraduate education in Chongqing, said: "I was in touch with Beijing Opera in my school days. I liked it and got out of hand. After that, we may do some publicity and promotion activities especially for students in big and middle schools, so that this traditional culture can continue to develop."