We made up at the beginning, and I continued my relationship with my secret crush

The song begins without a melody, starting directly with the gongs and drums. The final note blends gently with the melody. The rhythm is flexible, and the speed of the melody highlights the character's emotions. To bring the character closer to life, many empty words are added to the singing. This section is sung very well!

[Hahahaha, I understand the background of the story, but with such a big move, won't the lady notice?]

I thought such a big bow was weird at first, but it fits perfectly. So cute!

[In the second half, he spins around with his clothes flying, looking so happy. This little matchmaker is so cute, brainwashing!]

[Xun Pai really grew up eating cuteness! ! ]

[No, they are so cute~]

[Puff, doesn't Little Matchmaker look like you and me on Bilibili, sparing no effort to get our favorites together? This is actually a Peking Opera aria, I'm hooked in seconds!]

[I died at the beginning and couldn't make it through. The matchmaker was so cute throughout the whole process aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! ]

At this time, as before, in addition to the audience who have just entered the field, there are also relatively professional drama fans who can explain the characteristics of the Xun School to everyone.

The Xun School's singing style is known for its softness, elegance, and colloquialism. Its hallmarks are its fluidity and elegance, with an emphasis on rhythm and intonation, conveying the character's inner world with a pace and tone close to life.

[That's right, the Xun School emphasizes "melody follows emotion" in singing, that is, using the voice flexibly according to the needs of the plot, making every line like natural language, full of vitality.]

I hate to say this, but Li is truly amazing. He's extremely adept at using function words to intensify tone and intonation, adding a touch of life to his singing, making it more vivid and natural.

Like the audience, Ji Qimin liked the song more and more the more he listened, but he always felt familiar with it.

But he quickly let it go, thinking it was just a continuation of the same tradition and that he was familiar with Qi Mo's singing style.

The three old gentlemen laughed even more.

As they get older, they prefer such cheerful and interesting clips.

More importantly, they looked at the screen full of comments and faced the audience's true thoughts for the first time.

Mr. Qian couldn't help but sigh: "It seems that the Xun School is still more to the audience's liking. This time, the audience left more comments than the Shang School just now."

Old Li laughed and said, "You're not right. Our ancestors said long ago: The Mei style is elegant and graceful. The Cheng style is profound and tortuous, with a melodious voice. The Xun style is gentle and lively, fresh and smooth. The Shang style emphasizes both singing and dancing, and Kunqu and chaos are equally important. So, each style has its own merits."

Elder Qian nodded and looked at Elder Li: "Do you think Cui Li will sing Cheng or Mei first? If he sings Mei, something bad might happen."

Mr. Li was not sure either.

He thought that the next piece of Mei style singing was good, and he went through it quickly. At most, everyone would say that he sang it well.

When singing the Cheng style ending again, he knew: with Cui Li's skill, the Cheng style ending would also be amazing, and it would just match the beginning of his disciple's singing of the Cheng style.

It has a beginning and an end, forming a closed loop.

As for Lang Ying, she didn't say a word just like before, but was suppressed by the barrage for a long time, and then stiffly praised: "I'm not familiar with the Xun School, but it should be okay. You can compare it with the singing of other famous actors."

She actually wants to go off the air now.

At the current pace, the next one might be the Cheng School. How long can I use the excuse that I am not good at other factions and therefore do not comment on them?

But she felt embarrassed to end the live broadcast abruptly.

Langying couldn't make up his mind.

Li has already started singing over there.

Familiar fragments, familiar lock bag.

When Langying heard the first sound, his scalp went numb.

It's really weird these days. The internet anchors are more talented than each other. I have been slapped in the face by his apprentice, and now I have to sing Cheng style to slap myself in the face?

Is there any heavenly principle? !

Lang Ying's face turned ashen.

There are now four factions, and this person has sung for three of them.

Paipai is in control, and he has grasped the essence of Paipai. I dare not make any random comments.

The comments below no longer had the condescending look they had at the beginning.

Who is this person? This is the most Cheng style version I've ever heard.

[Yes, it's like Master's singing style!]

[Don't tell me, this is really strange. Where did this immortal come from? I've never heard of this person before. Logically speaking, with his strength, he would be highly praised in every sect.]

[Listen again, listen again, listen to all four schools before you make your decision. Anyway, I think he is more suitable for the Cheng school, with a very rich flavor!]

Lang Ying gritted his teeth as he watched the barrage of comments, but he didn't dare say a single word to his breadwinners.

I can't even say I can sing better than him.

After thinking about it, I decided to just stop the live broadcast and not get upset.

But I knew clearly in my mind that the future of Peking Opera... was about to change.

Under everyone's expectant gaze, Li finally sang the last style: Mei style.

Pei Si couldn't help but clench his hands backstage.

He was really afraid that Teacher Cui would be exposed.

But Qi Mo raised his lips slightly, looked at Cui Li and encouraged him: "Master, let's start~"

Cui Li nodded, flicked his sleeves, and changed his costume again.

She wears an ancient headgear, a Ruyi crown on top, a gold collar around her neck, a white embroidered horse-face skirt, a bright yellow round-necked, half-sleeved top, fish-scale armor on the outside, a waist hoop with ribbons, a beaded modified cloud shoulder, a yellow embroidered cloak, and colorful socks and shoes.

He held two swords in his hands.

Then, this time there was no introduction on the background, only a man's name was placed with the words "Xiang Yu" written next to it.

As soon as this name came out, almost all Chinese people knew whose story was going to be performed next.

The more powerful drama fans immediately thought of the scene that Li was going to perform.

[Sword Dance!!! It must be a Sword Dance!]

[I think so too. I'm really looking forward to it. This is really solid strength.]

What is Sword Dance? What's the meaning?

Come on, let me tell you all about it: In "Farewell My Concubine," Concubine Yu is originally a Huashan, and her singing and recitation are inspired by Qingyi. Her vocals are beautifully designed, and the key arias are both singing and dancing. Among them is a unique "sword dance," choreographed by Mei Lanfang based on Peking Opera dance and incorporating martial arts movements. It is the most exciting scene in the entire play.

Indeed, Mei's sword dance is neither a frenzied dance nor a show of skill. Instead, it is a graceful dance to the accompaniment of the fast and slow tune "Deep Night." Her movements are gentle yet strong, her emotions are sad yet fierce, and she is quite entertaining and appealing.

The scene in the play, "See the King Sleeping Soundly in His Tent with His Clothes on," blends the emotions and scenes, creating a poignant and moving sound. It's a classic Mei style performance, and I'm very much looking forward to it!