The big painted face in Peking Opera belongs to

In Peking Opera, the "big painted face" belongs to the "Jing" role. The following is a detailed explanation of the "Jing" role and the "big painted face" in Peking Opera:

Peking opera roles:

• The performing roles in Peking Opera are mainly divided into four categories: Sheng, Dan, Jing and Chou.
• Each profession has its own unique performance style and role characteristics.

Jingxing (painted face):

• "Jing" is an important role in Peking Opera, commonly known as "hualian".
• "Jing" characters usually play people with strong, rough, bold or insidious personalities.
• The characteristic of the "Jing" role is that the face is painted with brightly colored masks, hence the name "Hua Lian".

Classification of "Big Painted Face":

The "net" line can be further broken down into:

• Tongchui Hualian (Zhengjing):

  • Relying mainly on singing skills, he plays positive characters with strong personalities, such as Bao Gong and Xu Yanzhao in "The Second Visit to the Palace".

• Jiazihualian (Vice Net):

  • Mainly relying on acting and reciting lines, they play characters of high status and bad temper, such as Cao Cao, Zhang Fei, Dou Erdun, etc.

• Wu Hua Lian:

  • Focuses on martial arts, and plays a character who is good at martial arts

• Hairy face:

  • Playing a supernatural character

Therefore, "big painted face" usually refers to "copper hammer painted face", which is a type of "Jing" role.