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Chinese Opera. Or, The World’s Most Elaborately Colour-Coded Soap Opera
Discover the history, symbolism and beauty of Chinese opera, from painted faces and elaborate costumes to centuries of theatrical tradition.
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Discover the history, symbolism and beauty of Chinese opera, from painted faces and elaborate costumes to centuries of theatrical tradition.
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Well written and informative quick read with an excellent bibliography. This can be reconsidered as an opening salvo for further studies as it opens the door to Asia for those looking for the Goddess.
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