What's the difference between Cantonese opera, Huangmei opera, ancient painting opera and Tibetan opera?

Cantonese Opera is one of the local operas in Guangdong Province and a very influential opera in southern China. Because it is produced in Guangdong, it is called Cantonese Opera. It originated in Guangzhou and Foshan, and now it is mainly popular in Guangdong, Guangxi, Taiwan Province, Hongkong and Macau. As many overseas Chinese are descendants of Cantonese, Cantonese opera is often performed in areas where overseas Chinese live in concentrated communities. Cantonese opera mainly sings Bangzi and Huanger, while retaining the dialects of Kunshan, Geyang and Guangqiang, and absorbing the folk music and tunes of the Pearl River Delta. Singing in Guangzhou dialect, it is also called "Guangdong Banghuang", "Cantonese Opera" and "Guangfu Opera".

Huangmei Opera is simple and fluent in singing, lively and lyrical, and rich in expressive force.

The performance is simple and meticulous, and it is famous for its truthfulness and vividness.

From the folk point of view, they appeal to both refined and popular tastes and are pleasing to the eye, infecting the audience with rich life flavor and fresh local flavor.

Ancient Painting Opera Hunan ancient painting opera is the general name of ancient painting opera, lantern opera and other local operas. Due to different popular areas, there are Changsha ancient painting drama, Hengyang ancient painting drama, Shaoyang ancient painting drama and so on, each with its own style. It originated from the development of folk songs in southern Hunan, from once ugly singing to "three small" singing. There are more than 400 traditional plays and more than 300 musical tunes in various places. According to the different structure and musical style, it can be divided into four categories: Sichuan tune, Gong cavity, brand and minor, all of which have the characteristics of rough and bold and strong local color. Music with small suona, gongs and drums, lively and light tunes, suitable for singing and dancing. Hunan ancient painting opera is the general name of local operas such as ancient painting opera and lantern opera. Among them, Changsha ancient painting drama popular in central Hunan, eastern Hunan and Dongting Lake area, Changde ancient painting drama popular in Yueyang and Linxiang areas in northern Hunan, Yueyang ancient painting drama popular in Yueyang and Linxiang areas in northern Hunan, Hengyang ancient painting drama popular in Qiyang, Lingling and Dongan areas in southern Hunan, and ancient painting lanterns popular in Daoxian, Ningyuan, Lanshan and Xintian counties in southern Hunan were merged with the tune category.

Tibetan opera: "perform with a mask", "there is no stage when performing" and "a scene can last for three to five days".