Culture
        

Art

Wisteria dwells on Regret for the Past

Updated: 2011-09-22 14:02

(China Daily)

Twitter Facebook Myspace Yahoo! Linkedin Mixx

Wisteria, a campus version of the Chinese opera Regret for the Past, will be put on by the Zheng Xiaoying Opera Center of Xiamen Institute of Technology, at the National Center for the Performing Arts from Sept 22-25.

Regret for the Past was composed by Shi Guangnan (1940-1990), based on Lu Xun's only romance novel of the same title.

The work debuted in 1981 but has not been performed for 30 years. Under the direction of 82-year-old conductor Zheng Xiaoying, the work has been rearranged to better suit today's audience. Zheng will introduce the plot to the audience and conduct the first half of the performances.

After National Center for the Performing Arts, the opera will tour a number of universities and colleges.

E-paper

The snuff of dreams

Chinese collectors have discovered the value of beautiful bottles

Perils in relying on building boom
Fast forward to digital age
Bonds that tie China. UK

European Edition

Specials

Let them eat cake

Cambridge University graduate develops thriving business selling cupcakes

A case is laid to rest

In 1937, a young woman'S body was found in beijing. paul french went searching for her killer

Banking on change

Leading economist says china must transform its growth model soon

Sowing the seeds of doubt
Lifting the veil
Exclusive attraction