Analysis of One-Act Opera in the Ming Dynasty
Shuang Chen
Abstract
Shuang Chen
Abstract
One-Act opera produced in the Ming Dynasty,different from highlights from Yue Fu Jing Hua,Zhai Jin Qi Yin in the year of Wanli,was an independent opera style.Appearance of one-act opera was closely linked to social culture and products of the cross between vertical development of opera tradition and the transaction of customs of age and social thoughts.
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One-Act opera produced in the Ming Dynasty,different from highlights from Yue Fu Jing Hua,Zhai Jin Qi Yin in the year of Wanli,was an independent opera style.Appearance of one-act opera was closely linked to social culture and products of the cross between vertical development of opera tradition and the transaction of customs of age and social thoughts.
Key concepts: Opera, Style (visual arts), Database transaction, Art, History, Literature, Computer science, Programming language