As the saying goes, "people have hobbies, and Pepsi is not bored." Who has few hobbies in his life? Some like planting flowers and raising birds, some like playing chess and painting, some like singing poems and eulogizing songs, and some like sports. For me, reading and going to the opera are my favorite.

Since childhood, books and operas have accompanied me to grow up to this day. It is not surprising that reading and educating people are "full of poems", but when it comes to go to the opera, it is somewhat puzzling, because my ancestors were neither actors nor Liyuan family, how could they like that kind of slow-paced and babbling opera? This may be natural love.

I remember when I was a child, there was a small cinema in my hometown town, and movies were often shown. For us, whose cultural life was extremely poor at that time, every discharge movie was as exciting as a holiday. Invite two or three friends, just spend 50 cents, you can enter the venue, sit in a good seat near the front row, eat a bag of spiced melon seeds with relish, or a handful of delicious corn kernels baked by your mother in advance, and watch every move, flower and tree on the screen with rapt attention. Most of my friends like to watch children's films or martial arts films with vivid and tortuous stories, such as Hong Haier, Private Zhang Ga and Little Flower. What about me? However, I only prefer opera film with elegant singing and unique charm, such as Long Scroll, Blade of Iron Bow, Flower as Media, Dou E Yuan ... My friends can't stand the slow singing, but I am fascinated by it, and sometimes it is inevitable to shed a sigh for the tragic experiences of the characters in the play. Occasionally, I catch up with the provincial Peking Opera Troupe to stage a few plays in our town, and I am even more elated and excited. I can still remember it now. Sometimes I wonder, what exactly attracted my childhood attention in the play? Oh! It turned out that it was the beautiful and familiar cuff kung fu on the stage, the charming rap, the colorful oil paints, the wonderful dance and martial arts scenes that made me addicted to it. Although I didn't really understand the connotation of Chinese opera at that time, the wonderful performance made me feel like a spring breeze, like drinking sweet spring. That wonderful taste is deeply imprinted in my mind, and I am afraid I will never forget it in my life.

Oh! My childhood dreams and happiness ...

In this way, with the melodious sound of opera, I grew up slowly. /kloc-When he was 0/9 years old, he left home and went to college. The school does have a cinema, and the scale is not small, but there has been no action. Fortunately, the school offered the course Drama Theory, so I took this course without hesitation. Professor Wang Wenbin, who teaches us, is an out-and-out opera fan. In class, I saw him dancing happily and talking endlessly. Every time he talked about the emotional place, he couldn't help dancing and babbling a few paragraphs, which really opened our eyes, benefited a lot and made us more fascinated by opera. Influenced by Mr. Wang, among the colorful operas, I especially like Beijing Opera. Because the teacher told us that Peking Opera is very different from western drama, opera and ballet in creative thinking, performance form, aesthetic value and appreciation attitude, and it is unique in the world drama stage. Yes, I've heard of opera, but I don't even dance. Drama is all talk and no singing, and ballet is all talk and no singing. But Beijing Opera is a comprehensive art that integrates poetry, music, dance, martial arts and fine arts. It occupies a place in the world art hall, which is the pride of China people, because only our ancient and excellent nation can create such brilliant art, which is amazing. As a song goes, "Four Strikes first appeared, which was beautiful and wonderful. Just can. " Even foreigners are amazed, not to mention us China people? Is there any reason not to love your own "national quintessence" and enjoy exquisite performances?

In my spare time, I often borrow props from teachers with my roommates, draw pictures on my face, put on clothes and wave my sleeves to simulate the gestures and smiles of Chinese opera characters. There is a rockhopper swaying, a smile fluttering on the cheek, full of tenderness, and every gesture is really like that. At this time, the dormitory is full of sweet and crisp laughter, and birds are singing and singing. That kind of joy is a memory that cannot be erased in this life.

Oh! My college time is as precious as gold and as beautiful as dew. ...

Now, I have entered middle age, and many things outside can't attract me anymore. Many of my boyhood hobbies have disappeared, and I have become much calmer and deeper. However, my love for opera has not decreased, but has increased day by day. I am busy in the complicated and impetuous life of the world. Listening to a piece of Beijing opera in your spare time is a rare enjoyment. The slow melody, graceful and elegant dance and the interpretation of joys and sorrows in the play make my heart, which is often surrounded by crazy songs and dances and the bubble culture around me, return to indifference and calm. Middle-aged people not only understand the popularity and popular style of Beijing opera, but also deeply understand its high-level aesthetic characteristics and values. The perfection of Beijing opera lines is unparalleled: some are soft, some are high-pitched, some are beautiful, some are vigorous, some are elegant and free-spirited, some are full of heroic spirit, and some are like flowing clouds and pouring thousands of miles. The stylized dances and movements in Beijing Opera are mysterious and colorful. Actors in the stands: walking around the field, taking the lead, coming out, the two armies fighting, prancing and rocking the boat. Coupled with the unique chanting charm, colorful sleeves and dazzling martial arts scenes, all of them exude the unique charm of China opera, which makes people linger and marvel. I dare say that Beijing Opera is not inferior to China's, Jin Shu's, Tang Poetry, Song Poetry, Yuan Qu and Ming Painting. No wonder international friends call Beijing Opera the "national quintessence" of our country.

I like the singing of Zhang, a disciple of Zheng School. I will never forget to listen to and witness Zhang Fuyou's expressive performance in Tianjin Grand Theatre. It's really amazing. It makes me addicted to drama. I remember that the play she sang was the famous classical drama "Yu Tang Chun". Songs, movements and figures sound like flying pearls. When the sound falls, it falls like a waterfall and plummets; That look, that expression, that expression vividly shows Susan's grievance, resentment, panic, painful thoughts and helpless performance about the bleak future. It sounds thrilling and looks moving. It's really a purification of the soul, a baptism of thought and the enjoyment of art. After listening, I can't forget it for a long time. It really feels like "walking around the beam for three days, the sound is endless".

When people reach middle age, looking back on the past is vivid, with a strong charm and a long aftertaste.

There is a saying that "the big stage of drama is the small world of life". I think drama is more attractive, and I expect drama to be like this!

People have one heart, and the heart has the same reason. Drama is like life, and life is like drama.