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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

Chinese opera, especially Beijing opera and Peking opera, is one of the most representative art forms in China's cultural treasure house.

They combine various elements such as music, dance, drama, and acrobatics to showcase rich spiritual connotations and historical significance.

Among them, the costumes and headgear of Peking opera are particularly eye-catching, such as "Huadanfu" in "Hua Dan" and "Qingyifu" in "Qing Yu".

These costumes not only have unique designs and craftsmanship but also carry rich cultural symbols and historical backgrounds.

The most famous among these costumes is "Huadanfu" in "Hua Dan".

This costume is made of red satin with golden flower patterns embroidered on it, which is very gorgeous.

It is usually paired with a black robe and white pants, along with a black belt.

The design inspiration of this costume comes from the attire of ancient Chinese palace women, aiming to show the elegance and nobility of women.

In addition to costumes, the headgear in Peking opera is also an indispensable part.

For example, in "Qing Yu", actors usually wear a headgear called "Qingyi Hat".

This headgear is made of black silk with golden flower patterns embroidered on it.

It is usually paired with a black robe and white pants, along with a black belt.

The design inspiration of this headgear also comes from the attire of ancient Chinese palace women, aiming to show the solemnity and beauty of women.

In summary, the costumes and headgear in Chinese opera are an important part of its unique charm.

They not only have beautiful appearances and exquisite craftsmanship but also carry rich cultural symbols and historical backgrounds.

By appreciating these works of art, we can better understand the essence and value of traditional Chinese culture.