"Auntie, Mom, I'm so happy, even the dog is in the frame." Seeing that they could take photos with opera characters such as Sun Wukong, the citizens watching the performance moved forward. Many of them stopped to watch the show quietly while walking their dogs. This was the first

"Auntie and Mom are so happy, even the dog is in the frame." Seeing that they could take photos with opera characters such as Monkey King, the citizens watching the performance moved forward one after another. Many of them stopped to watch the show quietly while walking their dogs. This This is a scene from the "One Day Trendsetter" of the 7th Shanghai (Puxing) Huaiyin Art Festival. On November 4, the Huaiyin Art Festival came to a successful conclusion. Various art popularization activities that went beyond the theater and were close to the lives of citizens were well received.

Taste the charm of drama and enjoy life. The Shanghai Huai Opera Troupe keeps up with the current trend and combines intangible cultural heritage art and national trend culture. On November 2nd and 3rd, it launched "One Day Hipster & One Day Trendy Child" at the Huaiyin Art Festival. The event leads the audience and opera lovers to check in with professional troupes and experience opera as an intangible cultural heritage.

Huaiyin Art Festival "One Day Trendsetter" attracted citizens to join

"One Day Trendsetter" opened the opera citywalk on Changdao Road, a block of Puxing Road in Pudong. Young actors from the Huai Opera Troupe Zhao Yue, Tang Chao, Cui Jiaolong and Yuan Yihao put on costumes and joined hands with young performer Cheng Cheng to perform environmental interactive drama and flash mob performances. Led by Wang Junjie, a young actor from the Huai Opera Troupe, opera lovers followed the actors from the streets of Changdao Road to the openup hipster space, and got closer to opera step by step through various interactive experience sessions. Shanghai Huai Opera Troupe also invited teachers from Wanping Theater's "Dawan Ji" to guide everyone in making intangible cultural heritage "silk figures" handicrafts to experience the unique charm of traditional culture.

Ms. Xu, who works in design, said that her home is near Changdao Road and she saw a WeChat official account recruiting "one-day trendsetters" and signed up out of curiosity. Following the opera characters such as Sun Wukong along the way, sometimes watching performances, sometimes using her brain to complete interactive games, Ms. Xu deeply felt, "Our opera art is really broad and profound, and it still attracts so many young people today."

The pyrotechnics and the literary style complement each other, and the culture Creativity gives new vitality to opera. The Shanghai Huai Opera Troupe launched a "mobile show" and "a small bazaar of theatrical creations and national trends" in the Changdao Road neighborhood, and arranged check-in points for opera exhibitions along the street. Aunt Luo's fish stall is also one of the check-in spots. She said with a smile, "This way of presenting opera is very fresh and creative."

Enthusiasts put on costumes and tried to interpret opera characters

On November 3, "One Day Tide" "Children" invites multiple groups of parent-child families to enter the behind-the-scenes world of Liyuan Tour in the form of a backstage reveal. Young actor Wu Yaoyao explained the opera culture and guided the cute children to become "operators". The Shanghai Huai Opera Troupe also led parents and children to check in to the Tian Chan Shaw Stage and see the stage installation site. In the national intangible cultural heritage handicraft session, professional teachers from the Shanghai Puppet Troupe led cute children to make shadow puppets, enhancing their interest and love for traditional culture in a fun experience.

According to reports, the Shanghai Huai Opera Troupe carefully opened the "Operation ∞" cross-border exhibition at the Huaiyin Art Festival, which is open at all times for citizens and audiences to visit. It includes the "Little Encyclopedia of Opera" professional opera exhibition, as well as the Xiangshan Middle School students' A joint exhibition of opera painting and calligraphy by community calligraphy and painting enthusiasts shows the beauty of Huai Opera art through cross-border art and interprets the beauty of diversity and unity in which "everyone appreciates his or her own beauty."