Sichuan Opera Performance-The sleeves of Huanglongxi Tianfu Splendid Pear Garden are fluttering because of your dance, and Sichuan Opera is making the sound of Hua Dan.

Sleeves are on cloud nine because of your dancing, and Sichuan Opera is making a little Hua Dan.

On 20 12, Li Yugang, who is known as a "national treasure master", wrote a poem "Flowers on the Moon in a New Mirror", which showed the "shocking dream"-Du Liniang's delicate beauty, "hurting flowers"-concubine's sadness, "looking at the moon"-Chang 'e's loneliness and "Yang Guifei's nobility.

One of the most amazing is Li Yugang's 20-meter-long water sleeve dance, which is fascinating and beautiful.

Speaking of sleeves, I believe everyone will not feel strange. However, how much do you know about water sleeves?

There is usually a white silk with a length of 30 ~ 45 cm on the cuff of the exquisite opera costume you see, which is called "water sleeve". Sleeves vary in length, some are about 3 feet, and dancing is more distinctive.

Sleeve originated from ancient dance in China, originated in Han Dynasty and flourished in Tang Dynasty. Sleeves were all the rage in Han and Tang Dynasties.

Shuixiu, a performance of Sichuan Opera in Chengdu, originated from China's classical dance, and later became one of the stunts of traditional opera and one of the basic skills of opera actors. Sleeves pay attention to the unity of form and spirit, swaying posture, essential charm, both form and spirit, and the technique charm is very important, which reveals the distinctive and unique personality and style of China traditional opera and dance.

Emotion and skill are inseparable in the sleeve. Only when a variety of basic skills are perfect and complement each other can we use a variety of techniques to express the rich emotions of characters and vividly shape various types of characters.

There are hundreds of dances on sleeves, which are also flexible and graceful.

Sleeve movements in different situations, such as swinging, swinging, swinging, brushing, shaking and lifting, represent different feelings.

There are sleeves everywhere in traditional Chinese opera performances, and all the movements of sleeves serve the plot. Without meaningless sleeves, sleeves on the stage of Chinese opera are indispensable performance props for actors. Sleeve has many interesting meanings, such as the following expression of "shyness", which I believe everyone will not be unfamiliar with.

As mentioned earlier, sleeves can be seen everywhere in traditional Chinese opera performances, especially in Chengdu, the capital of drama, as large as some Sichuan theaters and as small as the Huanglongxi Sichuan Opera Teahouse scattered in various streets and lanes, you can see the phantom of "sleeves" fluttering ~

Water town rhyme, pear garden flies. Tianfu Jinxiu Pear Garden, the only opera stage in Huanglongxi ancient town, performs wonderful and dreamy water sleeve dances for the audience every day.

As a traditional opera institution integrating authentic Sichuan Opera performance and ancient opera photography, guests can also take a group of exquisite photos of ancient costume Shuixiu opera here after watching the exquisite Shuixiu performance, and the makeup artists and photographers used by the actors will provide the most professional and warm service for the guests in need.

One day in April, in Gu Xiang, Tsing Yi, it was an outing in Shang Huashi. You might as well choose a weekend to visit the ancient town and see the sleeves fluttering in the pear garden. Live up to spring and have a cultural date with Huanglongxi!