What are the aria contents of Yang Feifei?

Yang Feifei's aria in Shanghai Opera include Lu Yachen, Selling Hong Ling, Ten Banners, Little Dots, Catching Tooth Worms and so on.

Content introduction:

1, Lu Yachen

Introduction: Lu Yachen was born in a wealthy family and was lazy by nature. After their parents died, they hung out in casinos all day, eventually losing everything, and even forced their wives to gamble at the instigation of traffickers. It happened that her mother-in-law came to visit her daughter and tried to persuade her, but Lu insisted on selling his wife. The mother-in-law had no choice but to take out a hundred silver dollars to "buy" her daughter back to her family.

As a result, Lu lost all his silver dollars. Going home late at night, people went to the money, regretted the merger, and hanged themselves. When neighbor Cai Bobo found out, she saved her life, advised Lu to turn over a new leaf and took her to see her mother-in-law. Under the pleading of Lu, the mother-in-law and his wife forgave them and resumed their livelihood.

2. Selling Hong Ling

Introduction: Fan and Xue Jinchun, rural youths in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, fell in love and got engaged. After her parents died, her uncle forced her to marry a rich man named Zhang Jia, and bribed the government to falsely accuse Xue of seducing a good woman and exile her. After Xue Jinchun was released from prison, he disguised himself as a peddler, visited the Zhang family, complained to each other and agreed to fly away together at the temple fair.

1954, Qin Yi Shanghai Opera Troupe arranged the play. Directed by Mada and screenwriter, Situ Yang, and starring. Attend the East China Opera Observation and Performance Conference. The revised edition is published by Shanghai Culture Publishing House. This play is particularly famous for the part where Xue Jinchun betrayed Hong Ling and went to Feng Ying in disguise.

3. "Ten No's"

Introduction: The woman doesn't believe it, and the man tells the details of where he is going. The woman didn't believe it until she heard it, but she made a promise of "ten noes" to the man before marriage: he was not allowed to leave the dock; He is not allowed to have an affair with other women at night; Don't let him practice his fists, lest he accidentally hurt someone;

He is not allowed to go whoring; Don't let him steal nuns; Don't let him blow, too much will hurt you; He is not allowed to go to the teahouse to avoid making bad friends; He is not allowed to marry another woman. All the men agreed and they got back together.

4. "Small dividing line"

Introduction: Young scholars and rich girls have an affair and meet each other. But after three dates, the scholar broke his word for some reason. The fourth time was about the Mid-Autumn Festival in August, and the woman prepared rich dining tables. The scholar didn't arrive at the second watch, so he had to invite his parents to drink and enjoy the moon. At this time, the scholar came to the appointment and saw his parents present, so he had to return.

The next night, the scholar climbed over the fence of the woman's house and asked her. He accidentally fell into the lotus pond and fell ill. After recovering from illness, the scholar visited again. The woman blamed the scholar for not standing up four times. The scholar explained the reasons for the first three times and blamed the woman for not teasing him for the fourth time. After explanation, the misunderstanding between the two sides was reconciled.

5. "Catch the Toothworm"

Introduction: The lady who caught a tooth worm and died, seeing feng shui fortune-telling, met Zhu Agou who lived by stealing. Zhu wanted to cheat Mrs. Toothworm out of her money, invited her to her home to tell her fortune, tried to die, and took the opportunity to tease her. Knowing that he was up to no good, the Toothworm Catcher retaliated by catching the Toothworm for Zhu, pried open Zhu's teeth and slipped away.