"Interesting Talks about Peking Opera" PPT courseware download

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"Interesting Talks about Peking Opera" PPT courseware download

Part One Content: Text Introduction

Students, what dramas have you seen in your life? Let’s take a look at a set of pictures and let’s guess what kind of drama it is.

Peking Opera is known as the quintessence of China and a pearl in the treasure house of traditional Chinese arts. Peking Opera stage art has formed a set of metrical and standardized programs that restrict and complement each other through the long-term stage practice of countless artists in various aspects such as literature, performance, music, singing, gongs and drums, makeup, facial makeup, etc. This article introduces the props "horsewhip" and the performance form of "appearance" in Peking Opera. Let's learn about it together.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 2: Learning Objectives

1. Read the text silently, understand the common sense about Peking Opera introduced in the text, and accept the influence of Peking Opera culture.

2. Enjoy Peking Opera after class and appreciate the infinite charm of Peking Opera.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 3: Word Definitions

[Gallop] (horse riding) gallop.

[Awkward] The situation is difficult and difficult to handle.

Sentence: He felt that it was not good either to go or not to go. It was really embarrassing.

[Virtual] Fiction, created out of imagination.

[Convention] refers to the name of something or social custom that is recognized or formed by people after long-term practice.

【绱】 Sew the uppers and soles together.

[Wind and rainproof] The wind cannot blow in and the rain cannot penetrate. Describes being surrounded or enclosed very tightly.

[Cannot be opened] Cannot get rid of or end (only the complement after "get"). Sentence: I am very busy.

[Suddenly] Describes the sudden cessation of sound.

[Highlight] appear clearly.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 4: Overall Perception

The students read the text aloud while thinking about the following questions:

How many parts can each section of this article be divided into?

What is the main content of each part?

horse whip

Part One (1): Introducing the origin, function and unique charm of the "horsewhip" in Peking Opera.

Part 2 (2-3): Give examples to introduce some other virtual props in Peking Opera that can be felt and used just like real props.

Appearance

Part One (1-2): Introducing the characteristics and artistic charm of static appearances.

Part 2 (3): Introducing the characteristics and artistic charm of dynamic debut.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 5: Text Interpretation

Read the text carefully and think about it as you read, what does the text mainly talk about? If you have any questions that you don’t understand, write them down in a timely manner and discuss them with the teacher and classmates to resolve them.

horse whip

1. How does Peking Opera perform horse riding?

Answer: There is no real horse on the stage, only a small riding whip is used to represent it.

2. Why don’t real horses be used for horse riding performances on the Peking Opera stage?

Answer: The stage is too small for horses to gallop. When a real horse appears on the stage, the actors are afraid that it will lose control.

3. How do Peking Opera actors use "horsewhips" to perform horseback riding?

Answer: With the riding whip, the huge horses are completely omitted, but the specific and graceful posture of the horseman is clearly revealed. At the same time, this virtual riding crop gives the actors endless performance freedom: it can be raised high or lowered; it can run for a long time and still be at the door of the house, and it can walk a hundred miles just by raising its hand.

4. "This kind of performance is very consistent with Chinese aesthetics." What does "this kind of performance" refer to? What kind of Chinese aesthetics does it conform to?

Answer: "This kind of performance" refers to the way in which Peking Opera uses fiction to replace reality. It uses virtual expression techniques and exaggerated routines to perform actions to artistically reflect the essence of life. It is very consistent with Chinese freehand aesthetics. Freehand brushwork is an important proposition in ancient Chinese aesthetics. In the performing arts of opera, it mainly manifests itself in the breakthrough of the limits of time and space, as well as the virtualization of movements and scenery.

5. "Peking opera also has some virtual props, but they can still be felt and used." Please give an example.

Answer: For example, in "Jade Bracelet Picking Up", the little girl wears shoe soles. The soles are solid, but the needlework is virtual. But in the hands of the actor, "nothing" far outweighs "something". Another example is the wine pot and wine glasses at the banquet. The host and the guests toasted and drank, one glass after another, but even though they didn't eat or drink, the guests were just as "full".

Appearance

6. What two kinds of appearances in Peking Opera are introduced in the article?

Answer: Static debut and dynamic debut.

7. What are the characteristics and advantages of static appearance?

Answer: Characteristics: When the two sides were fighting fiercely, the sound of gongs and drums suddenly stopped, and the movements of the characters also stopped abruptly - the faces of the two sides faced each other, the eyes faced the eyes, the weapons faced the weapons, everything seemed to be determined by some kind of Shenju was overpowered.

The beauty: Silence is better than sound at this time. Silence can better demonstrate the strength of martial arts and the confidence of victory.

8. What are the characteristics and advantages of dynamic debut?

Answer: Characteristics: The two sides are fighting, one side is defeated and runs away. But the victorious side did not pursue them, but stayed where they were. They rounded their arms and used the weapons (knives or guns) in their hands to protect them from the elements.

The beauty: It exists to highlight the heroism of the character.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part Six: Theme Summary

This article describes the horse whips, actors' appearances, etc. in Peking Opera, demonstrating the unique artistic charm of Peking Opera, allowing us to feel the breadth and depth of Chinese culture, and enhancing our national pride.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 7: Practice in class

Choose appropriate words according to the sentence.

1. The bottom of the sea is a (strange, strange) world.

2. His (strange, strange) idea was approved by everyone.

3. The wind was blowing fiercely, and the poplar trees made a roaring sound.

4. The soldiers rushed into the city through the raging fire and fought fiercely with the enemies in the city.

Peking Opera Fun Talk PPT, Part 8: Expanding Space

Common knowledge related to Peking Opera

1. The four major roles of Peking Opera: Sheng, Dan, Jing, and Chou.

2. The four artistic techniques of Peking Opera performance: singing, chanting, acting and beating.

3. Peking Opera singing styles: Xipi, Erhuang.

4. The four most famous Dancing Women in Peking Opera: Mei Lanfang, Cheng Yanqiu, Shang Xiaoyun, and Xun Huisheng.

5. Peking Opera facial makeup: red face has a positive connotation and represents loyalty and bravery; black face is neutral and represents fierce wisdom; blue face and green face are also neutral and represent reckless heroes; yellow face and white face have derogatory connotations and represent treachery and viciousness; golden face The silver face is mysterious and represents gods and demons.

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