Zhao Jinyu, the first professional Kun Opera promoter in the country and the descendant of Kun Opera Peng School, introduced the unique literature, musicality and performance form of Kun Opera through in-depth explanations, emphasizing that Kun Opera is a comprehensive art that integrates poetry, singing, Various elements including music, painting, dance and martial arts. She also performed a special performance of the song "Gu Yanwu", "The lingering snow on the green locust trees stirs homesickness, and I love Qiandun, it's the time of spring", vividly reproducing the deeds of Gu Yanwu, a historical figure, and his lofty ideals.
During the activity, participants experienced the use of folding fans and water sleeves, tried on costumes, and deeply felt the charm of Kun Opera art. Yao Shun, a pharmacist from the Tianlin Street Community Health Service Center, said: "This is my first time to have close contact with Kunqu Opera. I learned some basic fingerings through the teacher's guidance and was very touched. As a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, I found that traditional Chinese medicine has a close relationship with Kunqu Opera." There are many similarities between the art of Kun Opera, and both require constant innovation."
At the end of the event, Zhao Jinyu quoted the lyrics from Kun Opera "Six Hundred Years of Kun Opera", "The orchid rhymes are floating in all directions, just to spread the word for another six years." Centenary" encourages medical workers to assume the responsibility of inheriting and promoting traditional Chinese culture and jointly build a more solid foundation for cultural confidence. Zhao Jinyu believes: “Medical skills and art have many similarities. The Kunyun finger exercises we developed can not only exercise the brain and eyes, but also allow this artistic aesthetic on the stage to continue into daily life with the blessing of doctors’ professional knowledge. , thereby promoting people’s physical and mental health.”
Source: Shanghai Xuhui
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