Hui Opera The Drunken Concubine from the album of Chinese Music Map Hear Anhui Wuhe, Dangtu, Tongcheng Folk Songs Collection

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Opera Hui-opera Lyrics by Anonymous Composition by Anonymous Nationality: Han Nationality: Anhui Province

Dan Jiao: Wang Danhong

Voice: Li Xinyu Xia Jung-yeon

Drum: He Shen

Gao Hu: Deng Qi

Pipa: Fan Qiaoqian

Central Ruan: Hou Yaqin

Suona: Xia Xianguo

Bamboo Flute: Qian Yong

Sheng: Dai Shi Bao

Cymbal: Tian Jinhai

Big Gong: Cheng Haoliang

Little Gong: Li Xiaodong

Drunken Concubine, one of the traditional operas of Hui Opera. Yang Yuhuan, the pet concubine of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, had a banquet in the pavilion of flowers and wanted to drink with the emperor. When the emperor moved to the West Palace, Yang Guifei, complaining of self-injury, then borrowed wine to drown her sorrows, drunk and disappointed to return to the palace. Selected for the moon rose, the scenery is tantalizing, the princess slowly came to the pavilion of flowers. She came slowly with her lazy steps, beautiful and charming; When she sings, she sings in harmony, like the stars lifting up the moon, burning the eyes, like a phoenix in flight, looking for its feathers; She looked back and smiled, fully looking forward to the banquet with the same song, looking forward to "in the day is willing to do lovebirds, in the ground is willing to tie the branches".