Kunqu Opera, formerly known as "Kunshan Dialect" or simply "Kunshan Dialect", is an ancient Chinese opera vocal cavity and opera. From this, it can be seen thatKunqu opera belongs to the art of quyi**。It is an important part of the art of Chinese opera, with a long history and unique artistic charm. Kunqu opera originated in the Kunshan region and was formed and spread widely as early as the Ming Dynasty. In the long course of history, Kunqu opera has gradually developed and evolved, absorbing many local vocal cavity and folk elements, forming a rich and diverse singing and performance style.
As a kind of quyi, the artistic characteristics of Kunqu opera are mainly reflected in the following aspects: first, it has a beautiful singing voice, a tactful and melodious melody, and rich rhythm changes, giving people a profound artistic enjoyment. Secondly, the performance style of Kunqu Opera is delicate and expressive, and the actors create vivid characters through exquisite performance skills, showing the ups and downs of the dramatic plot. In addition, the stage art and costumes and props of Kunqu Opera also have a unique artistic charm, presenting exquisite visual pictures for the audience.
In modern society, although Kunqu Opera has a relatively small audience, it is still an important carrier of traditional Chinese culture. Many Kunqu opera artists are committed to inheriting and promoting this ancient art, and through performances, teaching and research, so that more people can understand and appreciate the charm of Kunqu Opera. At the same time, Kunqu Opera has also been included in the list of the world's intangible cultural heritage, becoming an important business card for Chinese culture to go global.
In short, Kunqu Opera, as a kind of traditional Chinese opera, has a profound historical heritage and unique artistic value. It is one of the precious cultural heritages of the Chinese nation, which is worthy of people's taste, inheritance and development.