THE FACIAL MAKEUP OF PEKING OPERA

The facial makeup of Peking Opera is not only for aesthetic purposes but also conveys specific meanings and character traits.

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A red face paint in Peking Opera typically represents bravery and loyalty.

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Characters with green face paint are usually portrayed as impulsive, violent, and lacking self-restraint.

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White face paint in Peking Opera is commonly used to depict treacherous and deceptive characters.

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In Peking Opera, the color black on a mask indicates roughness or an impartial nature.

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The makeup for Jing roles in Peking Opera is elaborate and dramatic, while Chou roles are simpler and more exaggerated.

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Gold and silver colors in Peking Opera masks are used to represent divine or supernatural beings, not treacherous characters.

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