Beijing Opera Chen Qiao Fortune Telling _ Beijing Opera Jinqiao Fortune Telling aria

Lyrics of the Peking Opera "Dabao Kingdom"

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Li Yanfei (brief introduction) has a high-rolled gold hook bead curtain and a yellow umbrella covering her home. (Li Yanfei goes back to her seat. )

Li Yanfei (read) Lao Wang's banquet died in the west, and the Qing Dynasty was full of civil and military skills. With the help of all the ministers, Baoding Aijia established Dibao. (White) Ai Jia, Li Yanfei. Lao Wang's feast, the prince is young. Thank you, ministers. The funeral home in Baoding has arrived in Dabao. Today is early morning. Chamberlain!

Big eunuch (white) has.

(White) Send a message to Fang: There is an early play and there is no shutter to drop out of class.

Eunuch (white) obeys orders. The state has a law: if you have a book to play, you can quit without a shutter!

Li Liang (Neibai) Li Liang has a vacancy.

Eunuch (Bai) was ordered to go to the temple!

Li Liang (white inside) leads the order. (Li Liang. )

Li Liang (reading) moved the Queen with her indestructible tongue. (White) Minister, Li Liang sees the driver, and this country is too thousand years old!

Li Yanfei (white) stands upright.

Li Liang (white) Qian Qian is old!

Li Yanfei (white) gave the embroidered pier. (The eunuch moves the chair. )

Li Liang (white) Thank you.

What is Master (Bai) performing in the temple?

Mrs. Li Liang (white) begins the ceremony: This is a year for princes from all over the world to pay tribute. If you come to see me enthroned by the Queen, you will rebel when you return to other countries. There is a saying that "it takes ten years to make peace."

Source: It's from the Peking Opera "Da Guo Bao", the author is unknown.

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Creative background:

"Da Guo Bao" is the prelude to the traditional Peking Opera "Dragon and Phoenix Pavilion", followed by exploring the imperial tomb and the second palace. "Great Protection of the Country" tells the story of Mu Zong's death in the Ming Dynasty, when the prince was young and Li Yanfei listened to politics.

Li Fei's father, Li Liang, tried to usurp the throne, lured Li Fei to become regent, and ordered his courtiers to escort him. However, King Xu Zhao Yan and Bai Yang, assistant minister of the Ministry of War, refused to accept it, and entered the palace together in Longfeng Pavilion. Li Fei did not listen, and the monarch and the minister contended and broke up in discord. Li Liang's arrogance is more prosperous. Xu was very angry and hammered him with a bronze hammer given to him by Mao, accusing him of deliberately deceiving him.

The last two stories tell us that Li Liang blocked Zhaoyang Courtyard, isolated from the inside and outside, and the trace of usurping the throne was obvious. After visiting the imperial tomb, Xu and Yang went to the palace for the second time to offer suggestions. Li Fei repented, so he entrusted the affairs of state to her, and Bai Yang mobilized troops to behead Li Liang.