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Huangmei Opera, formerly known as Huangmei Tiao or Teahouse Opera, is recognized alongside Peking Opera, Yue Opera, Pingju, and Henan Opera as one of the five major Chinese theatrical forms. It is a significant genre of Han Chinese traditional theater, noted for its melodic simplicity and fluidity, which emphasizes an expressive and lyrical style.

The performances in Huangmei Opera are characterized by their rustic charm and attention to detail, often celebrated for their vibrant realism. The famous piece "Tian Xian Pei" has propelled Huangmei Opera into popularity across China and earned it a notable reputation abroad. Originating from the tea-picking melodies of Huangmei County in Hubei Province, this opera was introduced to neighboring regions such as Huaining in Anhui during the late Qing Dynasty. There, it amalgamated with local folk arts and evolved into a distinct genre sung in the Anqing dialect. At one point, it was referred to as "Huaqiang" or "Anhui Opera." In May 2006, it was officially recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage by the State Council.

The importance of promoting opera arts lies in its role in preserving national culture.

• Women Generals
• Tian Xian Pei
• Xiao Ci Dian
• Ban Ba Jian
• Niulang Zhinü
• Xi Xiang Ji
• Song Cha Xiang: Eighteen Farewells

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