What are the main components of Sichuan Opera?

Sichuan Opera is mainly composed of five tunes: Kunqu Opera, Gaoqiang Opera, Huqin Opera, Tanxi Opera and Dengdiao.

Sichuan Opera, commonly known as Sichuan Opera, is mainly popular in the Han nationality areas of Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guizhou and other provinces and cities in southwest China. It is a traditional opera that combines five vocal arts, namely, Gao Qiang, Kunqu Opera, Huqin, Tanxi and Sichuan Folk Lantern Opera. Sichuan Opera is one of the traditional operas of Han nationality, which is popular in eastern and central Sichuan, Chongqing and parts of Guizhou and Yunnan.

The facial makeup of Sichuan Opera is an important part of the performing arts of Sichuan Opera, and it is an artistic treasure jointly created and inherited by Sichuan Opera artists in past dynasties. Sichuan Opera consists of five kinds of tunes: Kunqu Opera, Gaoqiang Opera, Huqin Opera, Tanxi Opera and Dengdiao.

Development history:

Sichuan Opera was once called "Sichuan Opera" in the Tang Dynasty. According to the records, an absurd political event happened in Sichuan in the first year of Yuanhe in Tang Xianzong. At that time, there was a man named Liu Pi in Shu, who was a big corrupt official. He collected exorbitant taxes and levies in Shu without restraint, which made the people miserable.

As a result, excellent local opera actors adapted Liu Pi's works into a drama, namely the famous Sichuan opera "Liu Pi is responsible for buying", and prepared to make a sound for the people. However, although the opera was rehearsed skillfully, it never got a chance to perform.

It was not until Liu Pi rebelled against the Tang Dynasty that outstanding people thought that the time had come and began to perform in public. Who knows that the imperial court is fatuous and thinks that this play involves attacking the imperial court, not only sending troops to destroy the theater, but also catching actors to lash out and banish the army.