Core Points - The 10th China Drama Award, the Cao Yu Script Award, announced its winners in Shanghai, with five award-winning works including Min Opera "Mr. Hua Wanjin," Yue Opera "Qiantang Li," Drama "Qu Yuan," Peking Opera "Zhang Jian," and Drama "Hide and Seek" [1] - The award ceremony will take place on May 21 at the Shanghai Cultural Square [1] - The Peking Opera "Zhang Jian," created by playwright Gong Xiaoxiong, won the Cao Yu Script Award, highlighting the significance of Shanghai in realizing dreams for aspiring artists [1] - The creation of "Zhang Jian" took three years and involved extensive research, including reading over 1 million words of material about the life of Zhang Jian, a notable entrepreneur from the late Qing Dynasty [1] Submission and Selection Process - This year's Cao Yu Script Award received submissions from 35 organizations and individuals, totaling 59 scripts, including 27 opera scripts and 25 drama scripts [1] - The initial evaluation committee selected 20 scripts for the final evaluation through a named voting process, with 10 opera scripts and 10 drama scripts advancing [1] - The evaluation process introduced a new personal submission channel, resulting in 7 individual submissions, which required endorsements from three previous Cao Yu Award winners to ensure quality [2] - Notable nominated works include Drama "Xun Wei," Yu Opera "Du Fu: Son of the Great River," Drama "Mian Pi," Liyuan Opera "Cuzhi Ji," and Drama "Xi Qian" [2] - The inclusion of submissions from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan marked a significant achievement, with the Macau work "Hide and Seek" winning and the collaboration between mainland and Taiwan authors in "Xun Wei" receiving a nomination [2]