¡¡¡¡Chinese opera mainly incorporates three different forms of art£¬ namely£¬ folk singing and dancing£¬ talking and singing£¬ and farce. Deriving from primitive singing and dancing£¬ it integrates diverse stage arts and boasts a time-honored history. Starting from the Han Dynasty and through to the Tang£¬ Song and Jin periods£¬ it finally blossomed into an integral art form. Absorbing the merits of literature£¬ music£¬ dance£¬ fine arts£¬ martial arts£¬ acrobatics and performing art£¬ it encompasses more than 360 forms£¬ and is characterized by mixing multiple forms of art according to a certain standard and presenting unique individuality among the common attributes. As one of the world\'s three major ancient opera cultures£¬ the other two being Greek tragedy and comedy and Indian Sanskrit drama£¬ Chinese opera falls into a wealth of categories. Incomplete statistics show that there are about 360 forms of opera in different regions of Cluna£¬ with thousands of traditional repertoires.
Preface Prelude A Splendid Legacy of Xiqu£¬ or Traditional Chinese Opera Chapter 1 Elegant Kunqu£º Ancestor of All Chinese Operas Chapter 2 Outstanding Peking Opera£º Representative of Chinese Opera Chapter 3 Graceful Yueju£º Second Major Opera in China Chapter 4 Simple Henan Opera£º Greatest Local Opera in China Chapter 5 Vehement Qinqiang£º The Local Opera with the Longest History in China Chapter 6 Consummate Sichuan Opera£º Unparalleled in China Chapter 7 Flourishing Cantonese Opera£º Opera in the South in Cantonese
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