Are the words in traditional operas such as Beijing Opera and Crosstalk Dead?

Beijing opera is a dead word (equivalent to the expression of TV series and movies), and cross talk has movable type and dead word. There is a cross talk called Guan Gong vs Qin Qiong, which tells the story of two Peking Opera actors being forced to go on stage to sing nonsense. The comic dialogue Hongyang Cave is said to be the result of two old gentlemen listening to Hongyang Cave the day before and making a trip to Taiwan Province. Good actors are dead when they come out, and bad actors are dead when they come out. There is another kind of actor who is eclectic. Words are dead and order is alive. The most amazing thing is that the order is different and the names are different.

A good actor sounds like Hu Lun, but in fact, people really work hard, just let you feel the traces of carving-this is the real master. China's traditional drama tells stories on the stage. An actor plays a role as soon as he enters the stage, and every move on the stage is the behavior of this role. In this respect, drama is similar to drama, but the means of expression of drama are richer, and singing, reading and acting are all very important. Quyi is relatively small in scale, and it is basically performed by one or two people. Actors sometimes play roles, but they must be responsible for narration and comment at the same time. Quyi sings a lot, but there are relatively few movements, and there is basically no martial arts. Beijing Opera is a traditional opera, and there are many operas with the word "Xi" in their titles, such as Sichuan Opera, Yue Opera and Pingju Opera. The four artistic skills of Beijing opera performance: singing, reading, doing and playing are also the four basic skills of Beijing opera performance. Singing refers to singing, while reciting refers to musical chanting, which complement each other and form a "song", which is one of the two major elements of the performing arts of singing, dancing and Peking Opera. Doing refers to the body movements, fighting and tumbling skills of dance, which are combined with each other to form a "dance", which is one of the two major elements of the performing arts of song, dance and Beijing opera.