5.1K views · 214 reactions | #BeijingOpera masks are masterpieces of color and symbolism, each telling a story with their vivid hues and intricate designs! : Kuaishou #StageArtistry #CulturalHeritage #TraditionalArts #PekingOpera | Fantastic China | Facebook

5.4K views · 116 reactions | The spectrum of the facial mask in Peking Opera signifies the different characteristics of the personas. For example, red is a positive color in Chinese culture, signifying prosperity, intelligence and bravery. And unlike Western culture in which black is often negative, the black mask is seen as neutral in Peking Opera. #TheVibe #CulturalInheritors | China Plus Culture | Facebook

Peking Opera has been telling stories for centuries — blending dazzling costumes, acrobatics, and fierce warrior women. ⚔️ But for much of the Qing Dynasty … women weren’t allowed on stage, and their roles were performed by men. Today, that history has transformed, and the women who reclaimed the stage changed the art form forever. The latest episode of our documentary series The Story in Us is out now on the PBS Voices YouTube channel. Filmmaker: @siyichenlalala | PBS Digital Studios

36K views · 478 reactions | #PekingOpera, a traditional opera form in China, has a long and rich history. Watch as this opera performer skillfully performs impressive feats, including backbends, water-sleeve techniques and balancing on one leg while supporting a table. #ChineseCulture | Xi's Moments | Facebook

10K views · 111 reactions | Peking Opera is a 200 years old tradition. It combines singing, acting, dancing, acrobats and mime | Global Arts and Culture Community | Facebook