Ankang quzi

China traditional drama. Hu Mei Opera, popular in southern Shaanxi, is formed by combining local folk songs and minor tunes. Before liberation, "Quzi" was divided into "Jianghu School" and "Shuxiang School". "Jianghu School" refers to the singing of store artists; "Scholarly School" is an amateur singing method of literati. The form of performance is mainly oratorio, with simple body movements. There are more than 80 kinds of tunes, some of which are mixed with the tunes of Huang Er, Octagon and Tongzi Opera, which are different from those of other regions. Drama is a fragment of historical events and folk stories. Singing without makeup or percussion instruments; It is mainly composed of three strings, equipped with banhu, erhu, pipa, piano, flute, pipe and zither teeth (namely, string board, drum, bell, wine glass, plate, etc. ). It was not until 1956 that it was put on the stage and became a kind of traditional opera in China.