First of all, drawing characters begins with the head, and Peking Opera characters are no exception. Then draw the head details of Beijing opera characters, and draw hats and beards. Continue to paint the costumes of Beijing opera characters, and the costumes are relatively wide. Then draw a flag behind the Beijing opera characters, called leaning on the flag, to make the characters look imposing. Finally, you can paint the painted Peking Opera characters with beautiful colors.
Draw a rock-jumping penguin. It's a little complicated. Be patient. Draw facial contours and hat bands. Painting clothes and holding a round fan in his hand. This part of the painting is relatively small and can highlight the "Facebook" part. Draw patterns on clothes. Draw a skirt under the clothes. Thrush hair and eyes.
First draw the head, ears and beard of the character Jiang Gan. Then draw the eyebrows and eyes of the character Jiang Gan. Then draw the body and hands of the character Jiang Gan. Then draw the feet of the character Jiang Gan.
Peking Opera, also known as Pingju and Peking Opera, is one of the quintessence of China and the most influential opera in China, with Beijing as the center and spread all over the country. Since the 55th year of Qing Qianlong (1790), Sanqing, Sixi, Chuntai and Hechun first performed in the south.
Four Huizhou classes, mainly Anhui artists, entered Beijing one after another, cooperated with artists from Hubei, accepted some plays, tunes and performance methods of Kunqu Opera and Shaanxi Opera, and absorbed some local folk tunes. Through constant communication and integration, Peking Opera was finally formed.
Do the patterns on Beijing Opera costumes have special significance? Peking Opera is one of the most influential operas in China. It is mainly distributed in Beijing. So far, it has been involved in all parts of the country. Beijing opera is also an art, and the costumes needed for Beijing opera have certain characteristics. The different colors and patterns of Beijing Opera costumes represent different symbolic meanings and cultural connotations. In the most direct sense, Beijing opera costumes can let the audience judge the identity and positioning of the characters in this play, so the colors and patterns on Beijing opera costumes have specific collocation and significance. So today, we will introduce the different symbols represented by colors and patterns in Beijing opera costumes.
The first is color, which can distinguish all kinds of characters. If the character is strong and rigid, he will wear red clothes. Then if the character is more upright and upright, he will wear black clothes. If the dragon pattern with five claws appears in Beijing opera costumes, then it can be concluded that this person's role is the emperor, because the dragon pattern with five claws is the emperor's exclusive pattern. Then, in addition to the dragon pattern with five claws, if the claws of the dragon pattern are four claws, it means that it is willful, which also reflects the hierarchical system in ancient China. In addition, plants such as crane pine are symbols of literati. Tsing Yi, women's pleats, open pleats, arrow clothes, etc. They are all different types of clothes worn by people of different identities in Beijing Opera. It can be seen that the patterns on costumes in Beijing Opera are very particular and can be further subdivided. Whether it is the collocation of colors or the choice of clothing patterns, it has certain symbolic significance, and it also contains many excellent traditional cultures in China.
As an excellent traditional culture in China, Peking Opera is both a tradition and a culture. As for the attitude towards excellent traditional culture, we should inherit and inherit the excellent national quintessence, carry forward the cultural connotation and spirit contained in Beijing opera art, carry forward excellent traditional culture and establish cultural self-confidence.