Longjiang opera

Longjiang opera (Chinese:龙江剧) is one of the newest forms of Chinese opera. Its music is based on the tune of Errenzhuan and Lachangxi (拉场戏), and absorbed some Dongbei folk music styles. It was named as Longjiang opera officially in August 1960.[1]

References

Long Yin. Longjiangju. Encyclopedia of China (Chinese opera edition). 1st ed.

Chinese opera and Chinese narrative traditions

Dramatic theater

Northern	Hebei bangzi Henan opera Huaihai opera Jilin opera Liuqiang Longjiang opera Lü opera Maoqiang Peking opera Ping opera Pu opera Qinqiang Shanxi opera
Southern	Cantonese opera Gaojia opera Han opera Hakka opera Huangmei opera Hui opera Kunqu Liyuan opera Lu opera Min opera Ou opera Puxian opera Shanghai opera Shao opera Sichuan opera Suzhou opera Taiwanese opera Teochew opera Tongzi opera Wu opera Wuxi opera Yangzhou opera Yue opera

Religious theater

Nuo opera

Comedic/Light theater

Quyi (narrative)

Historical

Theater	Nanxi Zaju Chuanqi Revolutionary opera
Narrative	Zidishu

Role types

Costumes

Water sleeves

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