
The Biography of Yang Xiaoqiu, a Famous Peking Opera Actor
京剧名角之杨小秋传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 601k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Human Condition
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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0Monthly votes
350Recommends
864Fans
295Chapters
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The original title of this book was "The Biography of He Chonglou" and was renamed "The Biography of Yang Xiaoqiu, a Famous Peking Opera Actor". I hope you will like this book. If you think this book is good to read, I think it is a matter of course. 🙂
It's so beautiful. I can't say what's good about it. It's just that it's very comfortable to watch. I only read five chapters every day. I read it carefully and chew it carefully. It's not good to read too much. I just hope that Gong Yiyi can come back in the end. How can a heroine with 300,000 words be offline?
This book made me panic when I read it later. The author didn't say what happened to Gong Yiyi. He also hated Yang Xiaoqiu and hated him for losing the third senior sister for a few books. Didn't it say that there were two postscripts at the end, but why only one was published.
It shouldn't be buried, it's a pity
Wouldn't it be nice to write down the anecdotes of the Liyuan Garden, how you did the scientific drama, how you learned skills from the old gentleman, and then add some of the old gentleman's quirks. Liyuanxing is full of characters to write about, it just depends on whether you have the goods in your stomach. This industry can be said to be the old industry with the most audio and video records. Whether it is the singing tunes of the past, some videos of elders telling operas, or interesting stories among fans, there is a lot of inheritance. The information is very comprehensive, it just depends on whether you are willing to dig into it. For example, when it comes to drinking establishments, there are many types of drinking establishments, including hot water, cold water, beer, liquor, and tea. There is a fan who likes a corner and imitates him in everything. That corner likes to drink white wine in the drinking hall and feels refreshed after drinking it. It was not easy for this fan to get back on stage, so he had to learn from others. In the end, he didn't even pretend to be a singer, strangled his head, got excited, drank some white wine, and lay down. Why did Ma Lianliang forget his words while chatting with Li Duokui on the stage, while Jin Shaoshan brought a monkey to greet Tan Xiaopei. I can't finish writing this kind of interesting story in a million words. The key depends on whether you have something in your stomach.
One or two chapters a day are worth reading carefully and slowly.
Isn't the Suolin Bag from 1940?
Surprise, he actually wrote Peking Opera
The author has great ideas, good writing style, delicate emotions, and the supporting characters are very recognizable, each with their own characteristics. Come on, it is a breath of fresh air in today's fast food literature.
I like it very much, every character is very fleshed out. It's a pity that the younger ones probably can't understand it, and the older ones have to look at the real thing again.
I read the first chapter and I feel very good. Please support me.
Author. Have ideas. I hope to keep writing and support
It's a pity that not many people read such a good book.
Give me a smile
It is suggested that the author should write less about current affairs and more anecdotes about the Liyuan Garden.
The author's name seems useless at first glance, hahaha. I like Peking Opera and collect it. I read the book mostly because I usually prefer to listen to the students.
Are you writing about Peking Opera or politics? Why mix in so much politics?