Yue opera couple watching lanterns (chasing fish)

The Yue opera, Chasing Fish: Couple Watching the Lantern, was a Yue opera stage art play. It told the story of the scholar Zhang Zhen and the Prime Minister's daughter Peony, who were engaged. After his parents passed away one after another, he went to the Prime Minister's residence and triggered a series of stories. The lyrics of this drama included " husband and wife walking hand in hand "," watching lanterns along the way "," the sound of gongs and drums in the streets and alleys ", and " the sound of strings and pipes in thousands of households ". However, the search results did not provide any specific details about the plot.

" Chasing Fish " was a Yue opera play. It told the story of a scholar named Zhang Zhen and the daughter of Prime Minister Jin Chong, Mudan, getting married before they were born. Later, after her parents passed away one after another, Zhang Zhen defected to the Prime Minister's Mansion. In the story, the carp spirit transformed into Miss Peony and met Zhang Zhen. The two of them fell in love. However, the real peony also appeared in the Prime Minister's residence, making it difficult to distinguish between the real and fake. In the end, the carp spirit asked the turtle spirit to change into Lord Bao to decide and resolve the dispute. Chasing Fish was one of the classic masterpieces of the masters of Yue opera, Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan. It was also one of the famous plays that they co-starred in.

Chasing Fish was a 1959 Chinese film produced by Tianma Film Studio. It was directed by Ying Yunwei and starred in Wang Wenjuan and Xu Yulan. The film told the story of the scholar Zhang Zhen and the Prime Minister's daughter Peony, who were engaged. Later, after their parents passed away one after another, they went to the Prime Minister's residence and triggered a series of stories. This film was one of the representative works of Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan, and it was also a valuable artistic material in Chinese opera films.

Chasing Fish was a 1959 Chinese film produced by Tianma Film Studio. It was directed by Ying Yunwei and starred in Wang Wenjuan and Xu Yulan. The film told the story of the scholar Zhang Zhen and the Prime Minister's daughter Peony, who were engaged. Later, after their parents passed away one after another, they went to the Prime Minister's residence and triggered a series of stories. This film was one of the representative works of Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan, and it was also a valuable artistic material in Chinese opera films.

The Yue opera, Chasing Fish, told the story of a scholar named Zhang Zhen and the daughter of Prime Minister Jin Chong, Mudan, who were engaged before their birth during the Jiayou years of the Northern Song Dynasty. Later, after her parents died one after another, Zhang Zhen defected to the Prime Minister's Mansion and triggered a series of stories. In the story, the carp spirit transformed into Miss Peony and met Zhang Zhen. The two of them fell in love. However, the real peony also appeared in the Prime Minister's residence, making it difficult to distinguish between the real and fake. With love as the theme, the story depicted the love-hate entanglement between Zhang Zhen and Peony, as well as the emotional entanglement between Carp Spirit and Zhang Zhen.

[There is a complete version of the Shaoxing opera movie Chasing Fish.]

Chasing the Fish was a classic of Yue opera, with Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan as the main actors. This drama told the story of Zhang Zhen's engagement to Miss Peony, the daughter of Prime Minister Jin. In the movie, after Zhang Zhen's parents passed away, Prime Minister Jin thought he was poor and neglected, so he let him live alone in the back garden Bibo Pavilion, waiting for an opportunity to break off the engagement. Seeing Zhang Zhen's simplicity, the carp spirit turned into Miss Peony and met him every night, but was discovered by the real Miss Peony and chased out of Jinmen. Later, the fake peony and Zhang Zhen were mistaken by Prime Minister Jin for eloping on their way home. It was difficult to distinguish between the real and fake peonies. He specially invited Lord Bao, and the carp spirit made a fuss about the real and fake Lord Bao. In the end, the carp spirit turned into a mortal and married Zhang Zhen. Chasing the Fish was a valuable artistic material in Chinese opera films. It was also one of the representative works shot by artists such as Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan in their prime.

" Chasing Fish " was a Yue opera play. It told the story of a scholar named Zhang Zhen and the daughter of Prime Minister Jin Chong, Mudan, getting married before they were born. Later, after her parents passed away one after another, Zhang Zhen defected to the Prime Minister's Mansion. In the story, the carp spirit transformed into Miss Peony and met Zhang Zhen. The two of them fell in love. However, the real peony also appeared in the Prime Minister's residence, making it difficult to distinguish between the real and fake. In the end, the carp spirit gave up her thousand years of cultivation and married Zhang Zhen.

The lyrics of the Cantonese opera, Caiyun Chasing the Moon, are as follows: The bright moon shines on the seashore, thousands of miles of silver, the jade world is dustless, the fragrance of flowers is dark, the night is charming, the dream is also charming, the spring night adds charm, the evening wind is gentle, the running water sings happily, the pleasant night is really intoxicated, dancing with each other, like clouds chasing the moon, how many laughter into the song rhyme, the bright moon shines on the seashore, thousands of miles of silver, the jade world is dustless, dancing and laughing close, want to enter also walk together. If you want to retreat, you can also walk together. You can turn back and forth with the same rhythm. Love is dependent on each other, and your heart is sincere. It is like two wings flying together to open up new years. The same road is also synchronized. It is always a pair of physical and mental seals.

Chasing the Fish was a 1959 Shaoxing opera film, with Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan as the main actors. The story told that the scholar Zhang Zhen and the daughter of the Prime Minister Jin Chong, Peony, were engaged, but Zhang Zhen's family was in decline and was expelled from the Prime Minister's residence as a thief. Later, he met a carp spirit who had transformed into a golden peony. The two fell in love and experienced a series of misunderstandings and tests. Chasing the Fish was one of Xu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan's masterpieces. The recording of the entire film and the full subtitles version were also in the collection.