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Beijing just became the epicenter of traditional Chinese art as hundreds of Peking Opera enthusiasts flooded the city for a historic gathering. Hosted by China Media Group, the inaugural conference brought together fans of all ages—from Gen Z TikTok performers to grandparents who’ve loved the art form for decades—to share their passion for this 200-year-old cultural treasure.
A Stage for Stories and Skills
Imagine a mix of a pop concert and a masterclass : Attendees swapped stories about falling in love with Peking Opera’s vibrant costumes and dramatic storytelling, while experts offered workshops on singing techniques and makeup artistry. First-time participant Li Wei, 24, said, \"It’s like a Taylor Swift meetup, but for opera! I finally found my tribe.\"
Bridging Generations
The event spotlighted efforts to keep the art form alive among younger audiences. A viral moment? A 70-year-old mentor and a teen performer dueting onstage, blending classic melodies with modern rhythms. Talk about harmony!
Why It’s Trending
With hashtags like #PekingOperaRevival surging on social media, the conference isn’t just a meetup—it’s a movement. As global interest in traditional arts grows, this event proves that cultural roots can thrive in the digital age.
: Attendees swapped stories about falling in love with Peking Opera’s vibrant costumes and dramatic storytelling, while experts offered workshops on singing techniques and makeup artistry. First-time participant Li Wei, 24, said, \"It’s like a Taylor Swift meetup, but for opera! I finally found my tribe.\"
Talk about harmony!
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