Complete works of ten famous Cantonese operas

Ten Complete Works of Cantonese Opera: Empress Dowager Cixi, Hu Bugui, Autumn Hatred, Purple Hairpin, Rebirth, Hongmei, Butterfly Shadow, Red Pear, Beating God, Naughty Princess Cursing Horse, A Dream in the West Building and Qiaocheng.

1, "The King Flower"

The representative play of Cantonese Opera, Female Vantage, was written by Tang Tisheng in the late 1950s. In the Tang Dynasty, dictionaries were elegant and touching. He used a lot of classics and attached importance to the cooperation of music, which made his plays more elegant.

2. Hu Bugui

Hu Bugui, a classic Cantonese opera, was broadcast on 1939. It is a famous drama in Xue Juexian, Shanghai and An Banri, and has been performed in Cantonese opera classes in Hongkong and China from time to time for decades.

3. Autumn Hatred

Among the most representative repertoires of Cantonese Opera, there must be Autumn Tour, which was first written by Ying Gen, the champion of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty. It is said that the lyrics are euphemistic and easy to sing, so they were widely circulated for a while. Later, Ye Ruibo, a native of Nanhai, adapted Autumn Hate Last Guest in Daoguang period of Qing Dynasty into Guangdong Nanyin, which has been widely circulated and well known.

4. Purple hair clips

The Story of Purple Hairpin is a play written by Tang Xianzu, a dramatist in Ming Dynasty. He wrote Li's Zidi Story based on the main characters and story backbone in the legendary novel of the Tang Dynasty, and then wrote a more mature Purple Hairpin Story based on the Zidi Story, which can be called Tang Xianzu's first dream of "Four Dreams in Linchuan".

5, "Near-re-embodiment Hongmei Ji"

The famous Cantonese opera The Story of Hongmei in the Near East is the Cantonese opera of Xianfeng Ming Cantonese Opera Troupe. The script is adapted from the story of Hongmei written by Zhou Chaojun in Ming Dynasty. The scholar Yu Pei and Li Huiniang, the concubine of Prime Minister Jia Sidao, admired each other, and Jia Sidao took the killing of Li Huiniang as an example. Later, they met Rong, who looked like him, and they made a lifelong engagement.

6. Butterfly Shadow and Red Pear

In Cantonese opera, Tang Tiesheng's works are indispensable. The Story of Butterfly Shadow and Red Pear is a fairy work adapted by Tang Tisheng from Zhang Shouqing's novel The Story of Red Pear in Yuan Dynasty. In 957, the Hong Kong Pioneer Ming Troupe, led by the late Ren Jianhui and Bai Xuexian, performed on stage. Tell the love-hate relationship between Zhao Ruzhou, a talented person in Shandong, and Xie Suqiu, a famous prostitute in Bianjing.

7. Beat God

The name of Xiannvhong makes more people know about Cantonese opera, and the red tune is an important connotation of the red school art. In the play "Romance of the Gods", Jiao's aria about Wang Kui's encounter with Poseidon became a classic in the Red Chamber.

8. "Princess Xu"

Ma Shiceng and Lu Yourong adapted the famous Cantonese opera Princess Xi-Ma from Shakespeare's famous drama The Taming of the Shrew. It describes that the princess, the daughter of the emperor, and Meng, the head coach of the Third Customs, "tried each other" in the temple because of their differences, but they fell in love. After many twists and turns in the wedding of the princess and Xu, I finally understand that husband and wife should respect each other and cherish peace.

9, "West Building Wrong Dream"

Among Tang Ti-sheng's works, Walking while Wandering is Xiao's favorite, Wrong Dream in the West Building, which is adapted from Yuan Yuling's drama The Story of the West Building in Qing Dynasty.

10, "Mrs. Qiao Guo"

The name of the fairy lady in the play was honored as the fairy lady by later generations. Qiao Guo, a Cantonese opera, tells the story of Xian Ying's life in three dynasties. She has made outstanding contributions to safeguarding national unity, promoting national friendship and unity, and protecting the century-old stability in Lingnan area.