中国青年报客户端讯（中青报·中青网记者 蒋肖斌）近日，中央广播电视总台推出的少儿戏曲节目《雏 凤新声——总台首届少儿戏曲大会》正在热播中。节目以沉浸式研学助力戏曲传承，借清亮童声演绎千 年戏韵。 《雏凤新声》将传统的"口传心授"，转化为可参与、可比拼、可感知的趣味体验。近期，节目围绕"念 功"与"做功"两大核心，在太原古县城、晋祠等城市地标打造实景体验课堂，把基本功训练融入情景任 务中。 照。节目组供图 节目剧 在"念功"环节中，豫剧名家金不换把丑角念白化为妙趣问答；京剧演员田苗苗则以"数字绕口令"传 授"喷口"诀窍。在雏凤训练营里，这些特色教学将口腔控制、气息节奏与韵律美学等专业知识，从抽象 理论转化为生动体验，实现了从"学技巧"到"成习惯"的自然转变。 节目剧 "做功"训练同样富有创意。京剧名家严庆谷的"拉山膀耐力赛"，川剧演员周星雨的身段韵律课，将"冬 练三九、夏练三伏"的古老训诫，融于表演之中。 节目剧 照。节目组供图 节目突破传统舞台与课堂的界限，将戏曲教学延伸至实景空间中。金牛湖畔的"戏曲百花园"里，"吹薄 纱练气息""火眼金睛"等情境化任务，将戏曲知识融入趣味探索。孩子们化身"文化小使者"，亲身 ...

转自：光明日报 （来源：光明日报） 1959年版《杨门女将》 2024年青春版《杨门女将》 【文艺院团保留剧目巡礼】 京剧《杨门女将》创演于1959年，是国家京剧院（原名中国京剧院）为庆祝新中国成立十周年而改 编创作的剧目。 剧作在民间传说与其他剧种的基础上加以传承与创新，围绕北宋时期三代戍边的杨家将故事展开， 以一众杨家女性为主角，讲述了这一家族面对男将先后牺牲、边境战乱频仍的情境，以佘太君为首的杨 门女将克服困难，毅然决然出征的故事。 全剧结构严谨、人物鲜活、意蕴深厚，其编排设计与京剧舞台的表演特质高度契合，尽显当时剧院 行当完备、文武兼擅的整体实力。剧中塑造了众多脍炙人口的女性人物形象：佘太君风骨卓然、威仪十 足；穆桂英武艺高超、智勇双全；杨七娘刚烈直爽、不畏奸佞……这些巾帼英雄皆在剧中拥有丰满立体 的人物性格。作品以高昂的爱国基调，将恢宏气度与时代气象融为一体，成就了兼具传统根基与现代精 神的京剧经典。 自登上舞台伊始，京剧《杨门女将》便踏上了走向世界的征程，先后赴20多个国家和地区巡演。每 当大幕拉开，东方戏曲的独特魅力在舞台上精彩绽放。演出落幕，雷鸣般的掌声经久不息，所到之处皆 给观众留下了弥足珍 ...

Core Viewpoint - The original play "Wanguan Fire" by director Shao Zehui explores the concept of "leading role" through the relationship between costumes and actors, presenting a novel perspective. The new work "Next Scene" continues to focus on the state of traditional opera, centering on the relationship between a father and son from a Peking opera family, but lacks the brilliance of the previous work [1]. Summary by Relevant Sections - **Character Dynamics**: The father, Tang Hongming, is talented and deeply understands the Tang school of art but is cynical and unconventional, having failed in business abroad. The son, Tang Chi, is dedicated to the inheritance and promotion of Tang school art, influenced by his grandfather, but suffers from a terminal illness [1]. - **Conflict Themes**: The conflict between father and son exists on both ethical and artistic levels, with differing understandings of the inheritance of Tang school art and the current state of Peking opera. The work metaphorically addresses the fragility of human life and questions the future of ancient art forms [1]. - **Emotional Depth**: The father-son relationship encapsulates the richness of traditional culture, grounding the grand theme of the development and inheritance of opera in genuine and simple emotions. However, the carefully designed relationship lacks fully developed character portrayals, leading to a hurried narrative that neglects the psychological changes of the characters during the events [1].

Core Insights - The 2025 Jiangsu Zijin Cultural Arts Festival featured a segment called "Art in Motion Youth," showcasing traditional Chinese operas such as Peking Opera, Yue Opera, and Kunqu Opera, attracting significant audience engagement during the National Day holiday [1][2][4]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The festival aimed to elevate the cultural essence and development potential of the region, with a focus on integrating traditional arts with tourism [4]. - The historical context of Qixia Mountain, known for its connection to classic Kunqu Opera, provided a rich backdrop for the performances, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors [4][6]. Group 2: Youth Engagement - Young performers from the Jiangsu Peking Opera and Yue Opera troupes demonstrated their skills, with notable performances that resonated with both older and younger audiences, indicating a revival of interest in traditional arts among the youth [2][3][5]. - Interactive elements, such as workshops and audience participation, were incorporated to engage younger audiences, transforming them from passive observers to active participants [4][6]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The festival contributed to a noticeable increase in hotel occupancy rates and merchant revenues in the Qixia Mountain area during the National Day holiday, showcasing the economic benefits of cultural tourism [6][7]. - Social media buzz, including trending topics related to the festival, highlighted the event's success in attracting attention and visitors, further solidifying the link between cultural events and economic growth [6][7]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The Qixia District plans to continue cultural initiatives, including the "Qixia Has Drama" series, aiming to establish a lasting cultural presence that appeals to both residents and tourists [6][7]. - The festival serves as a model for integrating traditional arts with modern tourism, fostering cultural confidence and ensuring the sustainability of these art forms for future generations [7].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 "New Song Talent" Zhejiang Youth Opera Actor Competition showcased the rich heritage and innovative spirit of Zhejiang's opera scene, featuring 45 finalists from various traditional and regional opera genres [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The competition took place from July 27 to 29, 2025, at the Zhejiang Victory Theatre, organized by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism [1]. - A total of 401 young actors from 43 professional troupes and 5 art schools participated, with 45 selected for the finals after rigorous preliminary and semi-final rounds [1]. Group 2: Participants and Performance - The finalists represented a diverse range of opera styles, including Kunqu, Peking, Yue, and regional operas such as Ninghai Pingdiao and Newchang Diaohang, highlighting the cultural richness of Zhejiang [1]. - The competition was divided into three categories: Comprehensive Literary Drama, Comprehensive Martial Drama, and Yue Opera, showcasing a variety of performances that illustrated the depth of talent [1]. Group 3: Judging and Recognition - The judging panel included renowned figures such as Weng Guosheng and Lin Weilin, who evaluated performances based on multiple criteria including vocal quality, physical expression, and character portrayal [2]. - The competition revealed significant progress among returning contestants and highlighted promising new talent, indicating a bright future for Zhejiang opera [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Liu Zongfa in preserving and promoting the traditional Chinese opera "Haha Qiang," emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage and the challenges faced in its transmission and development [2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage Preservation - Liu Zongfa, a representative inheritor of Haha Qiang, established the Qingxian Haha Qiang Training Center in 2012 to promote the performance and transmission of this art form [2]. - Over the past decade, Liu and his colleagues have rescued and documented 25 plays and have rewritten and completed 5 plays, ensuring the continuity of this cultural heritage [4]. Group 2: Challenges and Solutions - The traditional method of oral transmission has led to the loss of lyrics and scripts over time, prompting Liu to actively seek out and document the works of older Haha Qiang artists [3]. - Liu has invested between 100,000 to 200,000 yuan annually since 2003 to support the training center and theater troupe, demonstrating a commitment to sustaining the art form financially [5]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Impact - The training center has attracted over 100 students in recent years, with more than 30 students now able to perform on stage, indicating a growing interest in Haha Qiang among the younger generation [5]. - The success of students, such as Zhang Yinuo and Xie Yufei, who won first prize at a local arts exhibition, showcases the positive impact of Liu's efforts on the community [5].

Core Viewpoint - Hunan Huagu Opera, a local art form with rich cultural significance, has evolved from rural performances to a recognized national intangible cultural heritage, showcasing both everyday life and grand narratives [1][7]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - Hunan Huagu Opera is characterized by its vibrant local flavor, lively tunes, and the ability to depict both intricate daily life and epic stories [1]. - The art form has been passed down for over 200 years and was included in the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008, becoming an important symbol of Huxiang culture [7]. Group 2: Community Engagement - Local performances attract audiences from surrounding villages, indicating strong community interest and participation in preserving traditional culture [1]. - The opera's representative inheritor, Du Meishuang, actively participates in over a hundred performances annually, promoting cultural outreach and education [3][5]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - The Hunan Huagu Opera Protection Center engages students at various educational levels to instill knowledge of opera culture, ensuring the art form's continuity [7]. - The center has also leveraged online platforms to reach international audiences, showcasing the charm of traditional Chinese culture [7]. Group 4: Innovation and Development - The integration of "opera + tourism" has fostered economic growth while promoting the art form [9]. - There is a focus on innovation within the traditional framework, incorporating local tunes and diverse elements to attract a broader audience [11].

Core Points - The 29th Liaoning Children's Opera "Little Plum Blossom" exhibition emphasizes inclusivity and creativity, allowing more amateur participants to showcase their talents [2][3] - The event received a record number of 117 submissions, more than double the previous year, indicating a growing interest in traditional opera among youth [3][4] - The competition featured a dual evaluation system with live performances and immediate feedback from renowned experts, enhancing the learning experience for participants [4][6] Group 1 - The event aims to promote the inheritance of opera art and enhance aesthetic education, marking a significant cultural initiative in Liaoning [2][5] - The open registration policy allows any enthusiastic participant to join, breaking traditional selection barriers [3][4] - The presence of esteemed judges, including multiple award winners, provides a high-level platform for young performers [4][7] Group 2 - The innovative format of the event includes outdoor and indoor performances, increasing interaction and engagement [2][5] - The focus on artistic innovation and modern aesthetics aims to integrate traditional opera with contemporary culture, appealing to younger audiences [6][7] - The event is seen as a vital step in ensuring the future of Chinese opera by nurturing young talent and encouraging their participation [7]