Thank you! 😊 it's beautiful!

感谢翻译🙏🙏🙏

峨眉静！步剌卧！梵塔思堤客！

捞！

This need to be pinned!!!

talent and alot of practice, you can't be this good with only talent.

Could just be audio on top of the video

@@WaterKatara I watched a Cantonese Opera when I visited Hongkong before and then Peking Opera when I was in Beijing, they really don't open their mouth very big. They are train to do that to retain the image of the face and to look graceful.

@@scorpioninpink Yeah I believe that. I guess I would believe in the skill if I saw it in person, more than if someone makes a video and there's clear editing.

I think it would be "He".

even if I can't understand the lyrics I can still sense the sadness and longing of a loved one. this is a good interuptation because even if I'm not able to understand chinese I can still get her lament and longing.

It’s in your DNA, you can not denial.

Because you have come home.

@@EmersonWen according to my physic she said one of my past life's was a concubine some where in Sichuan I sometimes have dreams about some house there. :/ I do believe reincarnation is a thing.

It’s so hard to find traditional opera these days

🤝

深有同感

小时候听奶奶听京剧就烦，现在我到了听京剧的年龄😂

是真的，小时候不感兴趣，现在我回老家就爱看戏曲频道，有时候也会被动或者主动去找些戏曲听听。

感谢您!! 有歌词实在太好了!! 祝您和家人新年快乐安康!!

Thank you very much

It's ok, even Chinese have a hard time understanding old school opera lyrics.

Marc Wouters if u understand the words, u will be amazed!

The opera is a clip of “the peony pavilion” which is written 400 years ago. The author is Tang, Xianzu. He was born at the same time as Shakespeare. This is ”peony pavilion”’s WIKI. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Peony_Pavilion?wprov=sfti1

@@wuming9996 Tanks for the info Wu Ming

She is moaning, dude.

你这名字…真的是岁月啊，上千年了都…

哈哈哈

首先呢，建国之后不许成精。所以我不可能是李存勖。昆曲出现于元末，而牡丹亭成曲于明，16世纪末，所以是在李存勖之后的六七百年，李存勖本人肯定是不会知道这个东西的，更谈不上喜欢。唐朝时主要戏曲为歌舞戏和参军戏。李存勖本人喜欢歌舞戏，代表如踏摇娘和兰陵王，我本人揣测，李亚子对于踏摇娘应该是极为喜欢和熟悉的。

我十七岁 是不是没救了哈哈😂

我17岁就开始喜欢了，现在22🤣

Welcome to the Chinese KZfaq world.

I envy people whose job allow them to work with something as beautiful as music. Keep it up and make the world a more colorful place (to our ears)!

This is not guzheng,it’s guqin (古琴）

Music is truly a common language, isn't it?

I'm not sure these videos have genuine chinese music, though ... I think it is modern arrangements and/or composed for the occasion ...?

couldn't have said it better!!!!

Partially agreed. I do feel quoting 'Shakespeare' or other similar measures are somehow represents the ignorance of people from a foreign culture (not necessarily a white culture) because people normally spend little time to try to understand and distinguish different things outside their culture. But this is just so common and it is hard to imagine how would I be able to communicate without these convenient English references. e.g. pancake, dumpling, curry.

Diogeno Exactly!

Well, he's been called that for decades, it's not really this titler's idea. But of course it's quite derivative...

To be honest, I do had mind they called him that because he seems like the later representative of Kun Qu opera (like Shakespeare in West but more to drama). But seeing your comment makes more sense perhaps since they really are different (in style, languages, etc.) so yeah, perhaps we need to make distinguishment between those.

Evy Liu 翻的真棒👍🏻

硬核翻译。。

wow, so good, thanks !

Thank you

You really should be a Wikipedia contributor as to this!

i assure you，it will never die.

@@felixvonharu1757 I have doubts as a mainlander. I’ve always had huge insecurities, never understood how to explain why we revered this type of singing so much to foreign friends. In fact this is the first performance of any traditional Opera, ANY, out of the IDK 50+ forms we have that I can genuinely say I was enjoying the singing itself and not merely tolerating while enjoying the dance, martial arts, makeup, etc.

Personally I didn’t enjoy Kabuki….

@Cafelogis Hey hello you wish come true few day ago with yun jin ;)

@@vanessaz5058 it's very interesting but I personally have a bigger love for the many different types of Chinese opera

Same!

所以是老祖宗嘛

看完全本牡丹亭你会发现这是黄色文……咳咳咳，呸，我们读书人的事儿，能说黄嘛！咱这叫雅致！(∩ᵒ̴̶̷̤⌔ᵒ̴̶̷̤∩)

丶伏清白以死直兮 內容其實是春夢😂😂😂

这是江南人的品味，其他地区都不听这个 也不会这个，

@@caughtinprovidence7197 昆曲是百戏之祖。

Thanks ! You are my angel !

原想勞請中版主上字幕，但又怕破壞了畫面美感。總之感謝您的留言回覆。

最开始的念白是：不到园林，怎知春色如许

我愛爆這段！！！！！

回想起小时候每每回到外公外婆家，每年除夕夜晚家庭晚会表演，固定的节目就是全家人合唱这一曲《游园 · 皂罗袍》！......温暖昏黄的走马灯下，舅舅拉琴，外公击缶，众人吟唱......可惜现在已是物是人非，那样的美好时光再也无法回转了！......

看了这个就明白为什么古代人也会为名伶疯狂了。即使只有一人一琴，仍然感觉太美了

老爷要喝点什么茶

小的給您打茶兒去

古代崑曲是在有钱人家养的家班，在自己家花园里唱😂

恨不得自己就生在古代，可以有那个机会坐在戏楼里听戏。或者有自己的戏班，不得空的时候就是自己在台上唱戏，得空的时候泡一壶茶坐在台下听戏。。人生一大美事。。

will do lol

gonna try

Shake your head in which direction?

@@221Dw you have to shake it sideways, slowly from left to right hehe. don't forget, eyes closed :)

It makes me feel like a happy plant receiving sunlight. Thank you :)

我倒觉得留白过多

昆曲以前就是雅人看的

richard saw 像一幅山水画，非常美

@@emmaemmaemma762 更像宋人的花鸟小品

Emma Emmaemma 可不是潑墨山水畫哦😅

Nice to hear from someone who practice this art. Hope to preserve this art to another thousands of years. :)

Same here.

Yeeeee! This is way nicer :)

This one is really nice I like it the most of those I've found so far

Same lmao

Fun fact: It's a different style of opera. Yunjin is inspired by Peking opera while this is Kunqu opera

是的，昆曲最高雅。比黄梅戏、花儿、秦腔、京剧、豫剧...都要高雅一些。

@@pass3d 雅部正音

@myyoutub1001 这都9102了，你以为还是得男生唱旦啊？

昆五的钱瑜婷，工武旦，我朋友的老师～ 其实昆五那一批基本上都坚持在唱昆曲啊，李沁才是特殊的那一个

myyoutub1001 那是京剧，不是昆曲(￣▽￣)

sayaddy 那是当然。不过昆曲自古以来都是男女演员可以根据需求来演，要求各个行当，主角配角都能上。京剧的习惯是某人专习某行当。虽然京剧出自昆曲，后来发展独成一派，自有自己的规矩。

@@rickr9435 有的好吧，只是比古代少而已。

Find an Genshin Impact player😏

Guilty as charged.

Guilty as charged And because I thought chèo sound like this too

no

Aki KK to correct, this is called kun ju ( opera from kun Shan area) which is considered the ancestor of Peking opera. If u do visit Beijing, there is this live show (exactly the same topic of this video), highly recommended. The level of arts makes me feel so .... Bad after out of theatre. Feel bad because real life isn't that artistic enough. Lol.

@@bobkay8806 dialect? 这里面的咬字基本上和普通话没有任何区别，这不是唱吴语的评弹，昆曲流行于明代士大夫阶级，唱念用的必须是官话

Bob Kay 你不知道牡丹亭吗？这是名段呀... 我十年前高一就摘抄过的.. 原来姹紫嫣红开遍， 似这般都付与断壁颓垣， 良辰美景奈何天， 赏心乐事谁家院。 朝飞暮卷， 云霞翠轩， 雨丝风片， 烟波画船， 锦屏人忒看的这韶光贱。

I will translate, I learned English in college. The Chinese version is so beautiful. It is about a girl who wants to love and be loved. 原来姹紫嫣红开遍, 似这般都付与断壁颓垣. 良辰美景奈何天， 赏心乐事谁家院。 朝飞暮卷， 云霞翠轩， 雨丝风片， 烟波画船， 锦屏人忒看的这韶光贱. How can those blossoming flowers of red and purple ，so beautiful yet all grow in this abandoned garden with broken walls? This is good weather and nice scenery, but unlucky timing. The flowers make me happy, I wonder whose garden it uses to be? Day in day out, clouds go pass the green building. Raindrops fall down in the wind like silk fibers, hiding the boat on the river in wet smoke. In my nice dress, I and those beautiful flowers, are wasted in vain. (end.)

@@qiwang2261 thank you! That is beautiful indeed 💕

@@aiko4221 太感谢您的分享! 我真的没有念过的啊!

昆曲向来就是这么清雅，配乐一般就是琴箫

建议听听《南柯记》，又好听、又好看、又好笑、又好悲

昆曲兴于明朝江南。。。

不喜欢说明你对中国文化了解太浅！你要是文化修养足够深厚，你就会沉迷于戏曲之中

你会觉得戏曲呱噪有可能是你没听过大师的戏。如果有兴趣的话建议你找一些大师们唱的戏曲听听，像京剧大师梅兰芳先生荀慧生先生，昆曲皇后张继青女士，这些大师们不论是嗓音还是身段在目前来说都是不可超越的，他们都是我心中中华之美的代表。目前活跃的戏曲演员中也有非常不错的，像梅派的李胜素老师，程派的迟小秋老师都是非常优秀的艺术家，他们的嗓音扮相都是很美的。像我最喜欢的就是李胜素老师，如果有机会我希望能看一次李胜素老师的现场表演

看来我们都老了，开始像老头一样听戏了

Ming(1368~1644)

如懿傳，哈哈哈

I'm surprised you mentioned Ling Fei from Ruyi Royal Palace. But she did a great job there. Kudos to you for watching high quality drama.

Totally agree with you.

@@kunwang1753 wow I didn't were different operas so interesting and great. I wanna know more 😮❤

@@kunwang1753 How about the Cantonese of Opera style in Guangdong area? also I am quite familiar from Sichuan style of opera.

@@rencechannel2240 Each region in China has got its local opera. They are similar in some way but have their own distinct features. The one in Guangdong area is called Yueju, Yue is a shorter name for Gunangdong. This Kunqu originates from Kunshan, Jiangsu. Pekin opera is famous in Beijing, the capital, but it originates from Anhui Province. There are dozens of others too. Just like you have Huju in Shanghai, Hu is a shorter name of Shanghai and Ju means drama or theater or opera. Huangmeixi in Anhui, Yuju in Henan, Bangzi and Pingju in Hebei, Yueju (written differently in Chinese characters from the one in Guangdong) in Zhejiang, Gezaixi in South Fujian, Chuanju in Sichuan, Lvju in Shangdong, Pingtan in Suzhou, Jiangsu, Qinqiang in Shaanxi, Errenzhuan in the northeast three provinces (Liaoning, Jilin，and Heilongjiang) and many others. Those traditional forms of art are so diverse and fascinating.

What's its name ?

random viewer 牡丹亭

@@julioduan7130 can u translate that buddy?

random viewer The peony pavilion. A girl from a rich family had a sexual dream when visiting her backyard garden.

@@julioduan7130 thank you buddy I'll look for this one

需至少十年以上的苦练才可以有视频中艺术家的水平。

It is totally playful. The singer is playing a teenage girl bored out of her mind during schooling and having an intense bout of feeling 'real life is elsewhere'. She compares herself to flowers blooming furiously inside of decrepit buildings (comparing her elderly boring teachers to decrepit buildings lol). The song goes on to describe what she imagines bustling real life to be, and the singer mimes rowing a boat with her fan at one point. Later 'real life' is going to slap the girl and her love interest in the face and the contrast is really acute against this early naivete. The singer does two things at once, both playing the character of the girl and adding a knowing layer for the audience who knows where the story is going.

世界的！

昆曲太雅了 后来乱世人们文化水平跟不上 慢慢的就绝了 后来商品时代人们文化都是快餐消费 现在拿起来的不及百分之一 但是真的是中国文化的一大精粹 希望能够再次发扬光大

最美小黄曲

@@user-tr4di9kq7m 唱词确实是把男女之欢以一种最含蓄的手法表达出来了

昆曲唱才子佳人，还好吧，无所谓雅不雅的

第二遍仔细看，发现她只是做动作，并没有唱。昆曲是配音的吧，哈哈（不知道是不是单雯唱的？）到目前为止，听过的昆曲女声好听，男声不怎么样……

there are many varities of Chinese opera. This one is an example of Kunqu opera originated in Wu area not too far from the capital Beijing where another branch of opera also sprung which is call Peking Opera or Jingju called by the locals.