What is Errenzhuan?

Errenzhuan is historically known as Xiaoyangko, Double Wanyi, and Bengbeng. It is also known as Guokou, Double Bianqu, Fengliu, Spring Song, Banban Opera, Northeastern Local Opera, etc. It is rooted in folk culture and is a folk art form of walking singing. It is popular in Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang provinces and three cities in eastern Inner Mongolia.

The duet with Northeastern characteristics is mainly derived from the Northeast Yangge and Hebei's Lotus Fall. In the wise words of Northeastern people: Errenzhuan is "Yangko as the base and lotus flowers as the border." Lian Hua Luo, also known as "Luo Zi", is a folk rap art in the north, where people talk, sing and dance at the same time.

Famous passages include "The Great West Chamber", "Returning to the Cup", "Wish Jiuhong a Miliel Piety", "Liang Sai Jin Rolling Noodles", "Splashing Water in Front of the Horse", "Bao Gong Judgment of the Queen Mother", etc.

The Northeast is the land of "Longxing" in the Qing Dynasty. Since ancient times, except for a small number of Han people in eastern Liaoning and western Liaoning, the vast area centered on Baishan and Heishui has been home to ethnic minorities, especially Manchus and Mongolians, who ride, shoot, and nomadic people. The world of nations. During the heyday of Kangxi, Yongzong and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty implemented a strict "customs closure" policy, strictly prohibiting Han people from entering Guandong. After the heyday of Kangxi, Yongzong and Qianlong, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were not as good as the previous ones, and the national power was getting weaker. Coupled with the invasion of foreign enemies, the "closed customs" policy existed in name only. This led to a wave of "crossing the Guandong" in the late Qing Dynasty and the early years of the Republic of China. A large number of people from Shandong and Hebei entered the Northeast, and "Yangko" The duo of "laying the bottom, lotus falling on the edge" was brought from inside the Guandong to outside the Guandong by those who "crossed the Guandong".