Chinese opera

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Chinese opera is a traditional Chinese performing art that combines music, vocal performance, mime, dance, and acrobatics to tell stories through highly stylized costumes, makeup, and movement.

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Chinese opera canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intangible cultural heritage
theatrical genre
traditional performing art
countryOfOrigin China
culturalSignificance major form of traditional Chinese culture
developedInPeriod Ming dynasty
Qing dynasty
Song dynasty
Yuan dynasty
late Tang dynasty
hasCharacterType chou
dan
jing
Sheng
surface form: sheng
hasComponent acrobatics
dance
mime
music
vocal performance
hasFeature conventionalized gestures
fixed role categories
symbolic stage props
hasGenre Cantonese opera
Huangmei opera
Hunan opera
Peking opera
surface form: Jingju

Kunqu
Peking opera
Qinqiang
Sichuan opera
Yue opera
hasUNESCOElement Kunqu opera
Peking opera
influenced Chinese popular culture
East Asian theatre
language various Chinese dialects
notableDialect Cantonese
Mandarin Chinese
surface form: Mandarin

Wu Chinese
performanceSetting outdoor stage
teahouse
theatre
primaryFunction storytelling
recognizedBy UNESCO
typicalInstrument dizi
drums
erhu
gongs
jinghu
pipa
suona
yueqin
uses elaborate makeup
stylized costumes
symbolic movement

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Han Chinese culturalHeritage Chinese opera
Teochew opera partOf Chinese opera
Taiwanese opera genre Chinese opera