Republican Era: The Peking Opera Master Who Sings to Slay Invaders
民国：京剧老六，唱戏杀寇
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The Republic of China: The sixth opera performer, who sang and killed bandits Nangonglong of Syros by If you have seen Peking Opera, the Peking Opera part is a bonus. The other plots are too cliche and old-fashioned. Even with the Peking Opera bonus, it is not good to watch. Moreover, Golden Finger is very open, and it is a game. It cannot be said that it does not blend in with the traditional Peking Opera and the background of the Republic of China, and it feels a bit nondescript. It is neither profound nor refreshing, just like the current Peking Opera. I try not to cling to the past and update some new dramas, but the things that come out are often not interesting. I can't say it's not good, but new creations will inevitably change the perception of traditional audiences, but the new dramas are not good enough for me to change my perception, accept and like it. Three to four stars, please round up the new book Seedlings.
The writing style is solid, the words are beautiful, the plot is vivid, the characters are full of spirituality, and they are not rigid, giving people an immersive feeling. Especially the detailed description of Peking Opera allows people to better understand the quintessence of Peking Opera.
There are not many serious books about Peking Opera on the Internet. At least this one is pretty good so far. However, there are a lot of elements to write about the specific content of the opera. It is recommended to delete some of them appropriately. You can select a few classics in the whole play, or the parts that highlight the characteristics of the protagonist, focus on them, and you can pass over the rest, so that it does not appear redundant. In addition, you can write more about the interactions, cooperation, and discussions with famous actors, which can enrich the opera. If that doesn't work, you can also work in the Kunqu District. As well as contacts with other industries in the folk arts world, such as cross talk, storytelling, and drum music, these can all be used as part of opera. The espionage part actually doesn't involve much. After all, the profession of the protagonist is on the surface and attracts a lot of attention. But you can write about other people in the troupe, becoming liaisons or intelligence personnel, or taking the opportunity to cover up, transmit information, etc., Etc., It can all be used as part of the espionage. Don't just kill thieves, it is too flat.
The theme selection is very novel, but I have a little personal opinion. It would be nice if the length of the opera could be reduced and more content of killing enemies could be added. I can't forget the quintessence of Chinese culture, but I can't be unhappy with online novels. Each time I kill an enemy, there are less and less descriptions, making it unsatisfying to read.
When a play sings eleven chapters Then the Japanese ninja (genin) who can see through things appeared, and I knew it was time to leave.
Not bad, but the main character is a bit young and you can see her growing up slowly. Strictly speaking, this is a Peking Opera novel. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I really can't stand the Peking Opera that follows. What I have been writing about for several days is a Peking Opera. . . . Those who are interested in Peking Opera will probably like it
In recent dozens of chapters, I have found a small amount of novel text among a large number of songs and dramas [laughing and crying] The author was completely self-immersed in writing and got excited, completely ignoring the ratings and traffic~
This kind of subject matter is beautiful. You can see Chi Ling's great love and patriotism, and you can also see the personal feelings of family and country. The patriotism in your heart is really admirable! I like watching it, but what else matters? Come on! More inheritance stuff...
I really feel that I can write dramas, but most of them involve killing bandits.
I want to know whether the author checked the information online or did some research on Peking Opera. I am also a fan of Peking Opera. It is quite good and promotes national culture. But some words are not right. Maybe I am ignorant. Kunsheng (referring to female actors playing the role of Xu Sheng) is correct. I know Gandan, but Hu Bilan in it is a woman. Gandan refers to male actors playing female roles [smirking] [smirking] [smirking]