IT is the opinion of modern scholars that drama was not native to China, but was introduced, probably in rather an advanced state, by the Mongols in the thirteenth century. During the one-hundred and sixty-eight years of the Kin and Yuen dynasties the most celebrated plays were written. A famous collection known as the Hundred Plays of the Yuen Dynasty is preserved, and the titles of about six-hundred others are known, as well as the names of eighty-five playwrights. Three of these authors were women belonging to a class similar to the Greekheteræ. During this period (1200-1368) the style of acting, the subjects to be treated, and the general conduct of the theater were determined. The Chinese stage at the beginning of the twentieth century was practically the same as that of seven hundred years ago.
One of the earliest forms of drama was tragedy drama. Also, classical drama and romance drama were two of the very earliest forms of drama.
Indian Drama are drama are done in India while Philippine Drama are done in the Philippines
carribbean drama is drama doen in the caribben
drama serves as entertaintment
what are the two main division of drama?what are the qualities of drama?
in Chinese drama their based to there culture but in English drama their referring of what their traditions are
THE WORD and THE DRAMA
Pogi pareho !
Zhengyao Wang has written: 'Qing dai xi ju wen hua shi lun' -- subject(s): Chinese Folk drama, Chinese drama, Folk drama, Chinese, History and criticism
Sanskrit Drama - India Chinese Drama - China Japanese Drama - Japan And many More!!!
Chaolun has written: 'Chao lun ben mu lian' -- subject(s): Chinese Folk drama, Folk drama, Chinese
Masks
Chinese name: 香樟树 (Xiang Zhang Shu) English name: camphor tree 2004
Yongjian Wang has written: 'Kun qiang chuan qi yu nan za ju' -- subject(s): Chinese Folk drama, Chinese Operas, Folk drama, Chinese, History and criticism, Operas, Chinese
戲劇 Xìjù
the distinct feature of drama in Chinese is what we call you know i can't explain it it is in the middle of my tongue and i rally don't know what it is so that i challenge your mind to know what it is ha so that you know what i am saying here now you know what i am talking here in front of my computer now think of it in your own mind.........
Manuel Bayo has written: 'China-Occidente' -- subject(s): Chinese drama, Chinese influences, European drama, History, History and criticism, Performing arts