Suzhou Pingtan is a traditional folk art form in southern China, originating in Suzhou, Jiangsu. As one of China's national intangible cultural heritages, Suzhou Pingtan has strong local characteristics and cultural connotations, and is unique in performance techniques, music tunes, singing skills, etc.

1. The tunes are melodious and refreshing

The main tunes of Suzhou Pingtan are melodious and fresh Su tunes, which come from ancient times and are imbued with the land sentiment of the Chinese nation and reflect the folk aesthetics of Suzhou citizens. taste. Each of these minor tunes has its own distinct characteristics. Although simple and soft, they are extremely beautiful and pleasant to the ear. They can be easily played and make the listener feel as if they are in the atmosphere.

2. The performance style is graceful and varied

The performance style of Suzhou Pingtan is long-sleeved and good at dancing. It uses clear and smooth language patterns, serial costumes, and martial arts set layout rules to perform inverted bridge belly, dazzle, and dance scenes. Flexible Huqi techniques such as kicking the waist and other strange tricks are mixed into Feng Lun's opera, making it more entertaining and artistic when combined with better and more complete props and sound effects. Various postures embody the actors' active thinking and experience in terms of skills, experience, elegance, etc., making the plot rich and varied.

3. Jiangnan cultural connotation

Suzhou Pingtan incorporates many traditional cultural elements from the Jiangnan region, including poetry, novels, operas, folk arts, etc. These elements, combined with the performance method of Suzhou Pingtan itself, form a unique artistic style that is outstanding in both artistry and cultural connotation. The content is mainly based on daily life scenes such as romantic love and comedy, which are close to the lives of the people and show the simple and delicate emotions of Jiangnan humanities.

In general, Suzhou Pingtan conveys the simple and natural cultural connotation of the Jiangnan region through unique music tunes and beautiful performance styles. It is a traditional art form with both entertainment and cultural value. It not only represents the traditional folk art in southern China, but also helps promote the inheritance and development of local culture.