What plays are there in Hunan Province?

Hunan opera

Xiang opera is the most important local opera in Hunan Province, generally known as the Great Drama Team, Changsha Team or Xiangtan Team. There are many kinds of vocal cavity in xiang opera, such as Kunqu Opera, Gaoqu Opera, Tanqu Opera and Zaju Minor. From the early Ming Dynasty to, Kunqu Opera and Yiyang Opera introduced into Hunan were combined with local dialects and folk music to form xiang opera.

Xiang opera is mainly popular in Changsha and Xiangtan, mainly in the "Twelve Genus of Changsha Prefecture", namely Changsha, Xiangyin, Liling, Xiangtan, Xiangxiang, Ningxiang, Yiyang, Youxian, Anhua and Chaling.

Qi opera

Qi Opera, also known as Qiyang Team, was called "Qiyang Opera" in the early years of the Republic of China, and it was named after its formation in Qiyang. Qi Opera was introduced into Qiyang in the early Ming Dynasty, and gradually formed after it was merged with local art.

Qi Opera is widely distributed except Hengyang, Shaoyang, Yongzhou, Chenzhou and Huaihua in Hunan.

Chenhege theatre

Michael Chen opera originated from the entertainment of local witches, Nuo and Taoism, and gradually evolved. It is an ancient local opera, which is called the "living fossil" of China opera by foreign academic circles.

It is mainly popular in the vast areas in the upper and middle reaches of Yuanshui River, including Huaihua area and Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture.

Hengyang xiang opera

Xiang opera, Hengyang, was first named after the class club, and was called "Hengzhou Team" or "Hengzhou Grand Troupe" by the people. Xiang opera's performing arts in Hengyang are also divided into three different performing styles according to Gao Qiang, Kun Qiang and Yan Qiang.

Hengyang xiang opera has a wide epidemic area, involving the whole eastern part of southern Hunan, including Hengyang, Chenzhou and Hengyang, Hengshan, Hengdong, Leiyang, Changning, Anren, Yanling, Chaling, Youxian, Yongxing, Guidong, Yizhang, Rucheng, Guiyang and Chenxian.

Changde Han opera

Historically, Changde Han Opera was also called Yuanhe Opera and Han Opera. It was called Changde Opera in the early 1950s. 1953 was renamed Changde xiang opera, and 1957 was renamed Changde Han Opera.

Changde Han Opera, centered on Changde, Taoyuan, Hanshou, Shimen and Cili, is popular in West Dongting Lake, Huaihua and Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture.

Baling opera

Baling Opera, formerly known as Baxiang Opera, is a local opera. Yueyang was called Baling in ancient times, named after Baling dramatist came from here, and it is also called Yuezhou class among the people. 1952 was named Baling Opera. The stage language is Zhongzhou Huyun Guangyin combined with Xiangbei dialect.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Baling Opera was popular in Yueyang, Xiangyin, Miluo, Pingjiang, Linxiang and Huarong in northern Hunan.

Xiang Kun

Kunqu opera was introduced into Hunan and deeply rooted. Guiyang Prefecture (now several counties around Guiyang County, Chenzhou City) was the most professional Kunqu Opera at that time, so Kunqu Opera was also called "Guiyang Kunqu Opera". After a long period of evolution and development, combined with the life language and folk music of southern Hunan, Guiyang Kunqu opera with strong local color was formed, which was called Xiang Kun in 1950s.

Xiang Kun is popular in Guiyang, Jiahe, Xintian, Ningyuan, Lanshan, Linwu, Yizhang, Suxian, Yongxing and Changning counties in southern Hunan.

Changsha ancient painting drama

Changsha ancient painting drama is a kind of folk drama formed and popular in the surrounding counties and cities of Changsha, with Changsha Mandarin as the unified stage language.

Changsha ancient painting drama is rooted in the folk, based on the vast rural areas and small market towns. Due to the differences in folk art, folk customs and local dialects, several art schools have been formed, such as Yiyang Road, Xihu Road, Ningxiang Road, Liling Road and Changsha Road.

Shaoyang ancient painting drama

Shaoyang ancient painting drama was once called ancient painting or ancient painting drama, but it was called Shaoyang ancient painting drama in 1950s.

Shaoyang ancient painting drama rose in the old Shaoyang county, and was mainly popular in Shaoyang city and Shaodong, Xinshao, Shaoyang, Longhui, Dongkou, Xinhua and other counties, with the stage language of Qihu Baohe School combined with Shaoyang local language.

hengzhou flower drum opera

The ancient painting drama in Hengzhou gradually evolved on the basis of the local folk song and dance "chariots and horses lanterns". Hengzhou ancient painting opera is a kind of folk opera, and its stage language belongs to Hengzhou language family, which is popular in southern Hunan.

The ancient paintings and dramas in Hengzhou are commonly known as different ones. Hengyang, Hengnan, Leiyang and Changning are called lanterns, Hengshan and Hengdong are called ancient painting lanterns, Youxian and Chaling are called Dihuagu, and Anren is called lanterns.

Jing Hexi

Jing Hexi is also known as Shanghe Opera. Jing Hexi was formed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties (1mid-7th century) and has a history of more than 300 years.

It is popular in Lixian, Linli, Shimen, Anxiang, Yueyang, Huarong, Yuanjiang, Nanxian, Longshan, Yongshun, Zhangjiajie, Cili, Sangzhi and other cities and counties adjacent to Hubei, Chongqing and Hunan.

Changde ancient painting theatre

Changde ancient painting opera is a kind of folk opera popular in Yuanjiang and Lishui river basins and adjacent areas of northern Hunan and southern Hubei, and it is popular in Changde area.

Changde Huagu Opera is commonly known as a strange place. Changde, Hanshou and Taoyuan are called Lantern Opera, Drama and Children's Drama. Tianjin and Lixian are called flower drums; Shimen is also called Liu Zi Opera or Yangliuqiu; Cili is called Xiahe Opera. In 1950s, it was named Changde Ancient Painting Opera.

Huaguge Yueyang

Yueyang ancient painting opera is a kind of folk opera, commonly known as Huaguzi. The stage language of Yueyang ancient painting drama comes from the local dialect. In 1950s, it was named Yueyang Flower Drum Opera. Popular in Yueyang, Linxiang, Pingjiang, Miluo, Xiangyin and other places in northern Hunan.

Lingling ancient painting drama

Lingling ancient painting drama is a kind of folk drama formed by the combination of Qiyang ancient painting lamp and Daoxian tune. It was named Lingling Ancient Painting Opera in 1950s.

Yangxi opera

Yangxi Opera is a kind of folk opera popular in Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture and Huaihua area. They are often named after counties, such as Fenghuang Yang Opera, Jishou Yang Opera, Yuanling Yang Opera and Huaihua Yang Opera.

Deng Hua's plays [are popular in Yunnan]

Lantern opera is a kind of folk opera, which is developed from folk songs and dances-lantern, tea lantern, ground flower drum and tune. Hunan Lantern Festival has developed into a lantern festival, mainly represented by Xiangxi Lantern Festival, Pingjiang Lantern Festival and Jiahe Lantern Festival.

Tang Nuo Opera House

In the process of its formation and development, Tang Nuo opera is influenced by witchcraft from form to content.

Nuo opera is spread all over Hunan province, and there are performances in Miao, Dong, Yao and Tujia areas. It is called Xiangxi Nuo Opera, Nuo God Opera, Nuo Opera, North Hunan Shidao Opera, Nuo Desire Opera, Jiang Daughter Opera, South Hunan Shidao Opera, Lion Opera, Character Training Opera, and Middle Hunan Laojun Opera.

Miao drama

Miao Ju is a kind of minority drama, which is a new drama developed on the basis of Miao songs and dances. Formerly known as Miao Opera, Miao Ju or Miao Opera, 1982 was renamed as Miao Ju.

Dong opera

Dong Opera originated in Guizhou. 1952 was introduced from Sanjiang County, Guangxi Province to Tongdao Dong inhabited area in Hunan Province.