Zhou Zhongbo
Lineage & School of Heritage
Zhou Zhongbo came from a family of theatre artists. At five he began studying the art with his father and elder brother, and at six he made his stage debut. In his early years he worked for a long time with such celebrated artists as Tang Yunsheng, acquiring a fairly deep understanding of the essence of the Tang school.
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Male, Han ethnicity, born in 1925 in Cangzhou, Hebei. National representative bearer of Peking Opera, a second-batch national intangible cultural heritage project, and a performing artist of Peking Opera. His martial skills are solid, his range of roles broad, his voice high and resounding, and his characterization vivid and finely detailed. His representative works include Weiyang Palace.
Honors & Recognition
After being engaged in 1992 as an adviser to the Peking Opera training class of Fushun, he went on to train a group of outstanding Peking Opera actors, including Du Zhenshan and Gu Jingrong.
References & Archival Sources
Representative Items of This Bearer
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
- Peking Opera Ⅳ-28
Profile
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