中新网北京12月31日电 (记者 应妮)四川省第三届川剧汇演"北京展演周"创作研讨会日前在京举行。 本届川剧汇演"北京展演周"活动在梅兰芳大剧院上演了《变脸》《白蛇传》等四部川剧精品大戏及一台 折子戏专场，集中展现了川剧的艺术魅力。中国戏曲学院戏文系主任颜全毅建议，依托魏明伦、徐棻等 大师传承，开展具有川剧特色的编剧培养工作，扶持小剧场剧本创作。中国艺术研究院戏曲研究所所长 王馗肯定了四川省近年来在政府立法与政策扶持上对川剧生态的恢复，强调川剧发展须夯实基本功训 练，盘活老艺术家资源，加强院团整体建设。 与此同时，学校与院团是剧种发展的基石。四川艺术职业学院川剧系主任刘谊结合多年办学经验，分享 了学校在构建人才培养体系、加强剧目建设、提升校院合作方面对川剧传承发展作出的贡献。成都市川 剧研究院院长蒋明睿提出川剧发展应坚守以人民为中心的创作导向，深入基层演出，并强化大川剧思 维，搭建人才流通平台，促进川剧艺术整体繁荣发展。 场。 主办方供图 四川省委宣传部副部长、省电影局局长曹侠表示，四川省将从文化自信、政策优化、工作机制、经费保 障、人才培养、院团建设、戏剧创排、学术研究、宣传推广九大方面进行战略性工作部署， ...

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Core Points - The Macao Special Administrative Region's Cultural Bureau held a presentation for the Chinese Cultural Performance Season, which will run from November to March next year [1][2] - The season will feature four premium performances, starting with the National Peking Opera performing classic plays [1] - The event aims to promote Chinese culture globally and provide a platform for cultural exchange [2] Group 1 - The Chinese Cultural Performance Season will showcase four premium productions, including "The Heroes of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Legend of the White Snake" [1] - The Beijing People's Art Theatre will present an immersive drama "Farewell My Concubine" from January 29 to February 1, with a new adaptation by director Lin Cong [1] - The closing performance will be the dance drama "Mulan" by the Ningbo Performing Arts Group on March 27 and 28 [2] Group 2 - In addition to the main performances, the season will include community outreach, campus activities, and workshops to engage the public with Chinese culture [2] - The Cultural Bureau aims to leverage Macao's position as a cultural exchange hub to enhance global understanding of Chinese culture [2]

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 Annual Excellent Peking Opera Repertoire Exhibition" will be held from November 20 to 23 at the Mei Lanfang Grand Theatre, showcasing classic Peking opera performances by renowned troupes and young talents [1][3]. Group 1: Event Details - The exhibition is sponsored by the National Arts Fund and organized by the National Peking Opera Company, featuring performances from the National Peking Opera Company, Beijing Peking Opera Company, Tianjin Peking Opera Company, and Tianjin Youth Peking Opera Troupe [1][3]. - The exhibition will present four classic repertoires: "The West Chamber," "The Universe Peak," "The Red Lantern," and "The Legend of the White Snake" [1][3]. Group 2: Featured Performances - "The West Chamber" will be performed by Zhao Xiujun and Zheng Fei, highlighting a poignant love story that transcends feudal constraints, characterized by the unique charm of the Zhang school of Peking opera [3]. - "The Universe Peak," performed by Hu Wenge, showcases the character Zhao Yanrong's wisdom and resistance against oppression, featuring complex singing techniques and performance challenges typical of the Mei school [3]. - "The Red Lantern," featuring renowned artists Li Wenlin, Yuan Huqin, and Lü Huimin, emphasizes patriotic themes through memorable lines and integrates traditional elements with contemporary vitality [3]. - "The Legend of the White Snake," performed by Wang Yan and Guo Xiao, focuses on emotional depth and artistic expression, utilizing visual storytelling techniques to create a poetic atmosphere [4]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The exhibition is part of an ongoing initiative since 2023 to promote and preserve Peking opera, reflecting the National Peking Opera Company's commitment to cultural confidence and innovation [4]. - The event aims to present a diverse array of classic repertoires that are well-known and suitable for all ages, showcasing the unique charm and profound heritage of Peking opera [4].

Core Points - The Macao Special Administrative Region's Cultural Bureau is hosting the Chinese Culture Performance Season from November to March next year, featuring four premium performances [1][2] - The season will kick off with the National Peking Opera performing classic plays, including "The Heroes of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Legend of the White Snake" on November 27 and 28 [1] - The Beijing People's Art Theatre will present an immersive drama "Farewell My Concubine" from January 29 to February 1, with a revised script by Nobel laureate Mo Yan [1] - The closing performance will be a dance drama "Mulan" by the Ningbo Performing Arts Group on March 27 and 28 [2] - In addition to the main performances, the season will include community outreach, school events, and workshops to enhance public engagement with Chinese culture [2] - The Cultural Bureau aims to leverage Macao's position as a cultural exchange hub to promote Chinese culture globally [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article reflects on the cultural significance and personal memories associated with the local opera, specifically the Wuju opera in the Jinhua region, highlighting its historical roots and contemporary relevance in rural entertainment [2][15]. Group 1: Historical Context - Wuju opera, originating from the Ming Dynasty, has a history of over 500 years and is considered a "living fossil" of Southern opera, combining various vocal styles [15]. - The tradition of watching opera in rural areas has been passed down through generations, with performances often announced through word of mouth and now via social media platforms [3][4]. Group 2: Cultural Practices - The practice of "Dou Tai," where two opera troupes perform simultaneously, is a popular form of entertainment in the region, attracting large audiences from surrounding areas [2][4]. - The article describes the lively atmosphere during performances, including the presence of food vendors and the communal experience of watching opera in less-than-ideal sanitary conditions [8][9][10]. Group 3: Economic Aspects - The cost of hiring a Wuju troupe for performances can be significant, with estimates for a four-day event reaching around 200,000 yuan, indicating a competitive local entertainment market [16]. - The popularity of Wuju opera in Jinhua is attributed to the region's economic development, where local entrepreneurs often sponsor performances as a means of social prestige [16]. Group 4: Modern Adaptations - Contemporary Wuju performances have incorporated modern elements such as electronic subtitles and enhanced stage effects, making them more accessible to a wider audience [15]. - The article notes that Wuju opera has expanded beyond rural settings, finding its place in urban theaters, thus broadening its audience base [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article reflects on the cultural significance and enduring popularity of Wuju opera in the Jinhua region, highlighting a recent performance event that showcases traditional practices and community engagement [1][9]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - Wuju opera, also known as Jinhua opera, has a history of over 500 years and is considered a "living fossil" of Southern drama, originating from the Ming Dynasty [9]. - The performance style includes various vocal techniques and is performed in the local Wu dialect, making it accessible to the local audience [9]. - The tradition of "Dou Tai," where two opera troupes perform simultaneously, continues to attract large crowds, demonstrating the community's strong connection to this art form [1][2]. Group 2: Modern Adaptations - The promotion of performances has evolved from word-of-mouth to modern methods, such as social media platforms like WeChat, which now announce local opera events [2]. - Contemporary performances incorporate advanced stage effects, including electronic subtitles and projection screens, enhancing the viewing experience [9]. - The financial aspect of hosting performances has also changed, with costs for a multi-day event reaching approximately 200,000 yuan, indicating a competitive market among local troupes [10]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The article describes a recent event in Huo Yuan Village, where a large audience gathered for a four-day performance, showcasing the communal aspect of attending opera [5][6]. - Local families often sponsor performances, reflecting the cultural pride and social status associated with hosting such events [10]. - The atmosphere during performances is lively, with various vendors and activities, indicating a blend of cultural celebration and community festivity [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant cultural activities and patriotic sentiments during the 2025 National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, showcasing the integration of red culture and traditional arts into everyday life, enhancing cultural supply for the public [1][2][3][5]. Group 1: Red Culture and Patriotism - The celebration of red culture has intensified public patriotic feelings, with events like the formation of a giant star by citizens and performances of patriotic songs [2][3]. - The "2025 Jinggangshan Red Culture Music Week" features nine themed concerts, emphasizing the emotional connection of veterans to patriotic music [3]. - Immersive experiences, such as VR technology at the Monkey Meeting Memorial, allow visitors to engage with historical events, fostering a deeper understanding of revolutionary spirit [4][3]. Group 2: Traditional Culture Revival - The 9th China Opera Culture Week showcases various traditional performances, allowing visitors to experience the unique charm of regional operas [6][7]. - Traditional culture is being revitalized through immersive experiences, such as night tours in Nanjing where visitors can participate in performances [6][7]. - The transformation of historical sites into cultural exhibition spaces enhances public engagement with traditional arts and crafts [7]. Group 3: Cultural Events and Tourism - The 70th anniversary exhibition of Xinjiang's establishment draws significant crowds, reflecting the region's cultural achievements and changes [8]. - In Kashgar, new night tour routes and performances enhance the tourist experience, showcasing local traditions and festivities [8][9]. - The integration of contemporary cultural forms in commercial spaces, such as theaters in Changsha, demonstrates the growing vibrancy of cultural consumption during holidays [9][10]. Group 4: Artistic Expression and Community Engagement - The first Songshan Lake Biennale in Dongguan emphasizes the theme of coexistence between nature and humanity, attracting community interest [10][11]. - Numerous music events across Dongguan during the holiday period highlight the diverse cultural expressions and the festive atmosphere [11].

Core Viewpoint - A series of vibrant cultural activities are being held nationwide to celebrate the 2025 National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, enhancing the cultural supply for the public and showcasing the prosperity of culture in the new era [1] Group 1: Red Culture and Patriotism - Red culture is being integrated into daily life, igniting patriotic sentiments among citizens through immersive experiences and performances [3][4] - Events such as the "Celebration Overture" concert and the 2025 Jinggangshan Red Culture Music Week feature multiple performances that resonate with the audience's patriotic feelings [4] - The use of VR technology and scene restoration at historical sites like the Monkey Meeting Memorial allows visitors to experience the significant events of the Long March [5] Group 2: Traditional Culture Revival - Traditional Chinese culture is being promoted through various forms, including the 9th China Opera Culture Week, showcasing performances from different regional operas [6][7] - Immersive night tours and interactive experiences in places like Nanjing's Xinanli Street allow visitors to engage with traditional arts and crafts [8] - Historical sites in Xi'an have transformed into cultural exhibition spaces, offering insights into the rich heritage of the region [8] Group 3: Cultural Activities and Tourism - The 70th anniversary exhibition of Xinjiang's establishment attracted many visitors, highlighting the region's significant changes and cultural achievements [10] - In cities like Changsha, vibrant cultural performances such as stand-up comedies and immersive dramas are enhancing the holiday experience for tourists [11] - The first Songshan Lake Biennale in Dongguan focuses on the theme of "Migration and Symbiosis," showcasing the integration of nature and culture through art installations [12][13]