The opera culture has been passed down in our country for thousands of years. It is pure and ugly at birth, melodious and changeable singing, and extremely beautiful figure. You have already been deeply involved in it after a sudden glance. Opera is the world's The pride of the Chinese people and the culture it represents have long been integrated into our daily lives, the most obvious of which are some of the words we use in our daily lives.

Daily words such as "support", "dana" and "无码" actually come from opera culture. Let's take a look at which words have been integrated into our lives and what they are. What does it mean in opera culture.

Banyan

A metaphor for order and hierarchy. For example, being strict means that your speech and behavior are orderly, in line with the rules, and not sloppy.

In opera, banyan is what is usually called the rhythm beat in music. In Chinese opera music and traditional folk music, the board drum is often used as a percussion instrument to control the rhythm, and the tapping of the board is used to represent the strong beat, and the click of the drum key is used to represent the weak beat (or sub-strong beat). Therefore, in the terminology of opera music, the strong beat is called "ban", and the weak beat (or sub-strong beat) is collectively called "eye".

Facial makeup

Nowadays, "facial makeup" is commonly used to express that something has its own distinctive characteristics

As a type of art that directly faces the audience, opera art Traditional Chinese aesthetic habits must be followed to adapt to the audience's appreciation requirements, so that as soon as a character appears, it is necessary to determine whether he is loyal or treacherous. The make-up in the art of opera is not applied as you wish, but has certain rules. Especially for net actors and harlequins, the patterns on the face must be drawn according to certain format requirements. This format is called "facial makeup".

Class

Often used to describe formal education or training.

In opera, the place where opera is learned used to be called "keban". According to the explanation of "Ci Shu", the definition of "ke" is "category", that is, "title", "class" The word is "line", that is, "group". When "section" and "class" are connected, it means "a group organization under a certain name." Classes are the most common among various types of opera learning methods, and they are also the one that trains the largest number of actors. It is a teaching place that teaches skills in a group way, and has a high success rate, that is, it is good. Actors appear the most.

To cheer up

Today it generally refers to deliberately bragging for someone else’s certain activities or situations

In opera, cheering refers to buying theater tickets, cheering, Writing articles and other means to create momentum with the purpose of raising the value and status of an actor or theater troupe.

Operation Taiwan Opera

It is a metaphor for two parties competing for similar jobs or things

In opera, Taiwan Opera refers to two theater troupes of similar level. At the same time, similar performances Place, perform the same or similar plays, and compete for the top spot.

Guitou

Generally refers to clothing (with a humorous meaning)

In opera, costume refers to the collective name for the clothes, shoes and hats worn by actors on the opera stage.

No idea

There are countless things in mind; there is no definite plan.

(For example, Teacher Li Jun’s overturned version of "Zhulian Village" in which the eleven Taibao captured the tiger and leopard)

It is an opera term, composer, rough guideline, no score, means no score Criteria, deviating from the original even