Lin Peixin
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Born in 1951 in Lianjiang, Fujian, Lin Peixin is of Han ethnicity. In 1960 he entered the Sanming Municipal Art School, where he studied under the Minju masters Zhang Pinglan and Li Xiaobai and specialized in civil and martial xiaosheng roles. His range is broad, taking in xiaosheng, wusheng (martial male), laosheng and wenchou (civil clown) parts. His performance style is refined and free, his spoken dialogue is clear, and his singing is melodious, smooth and flowing. His representative works include Bai She Zhuan (The Legend of the White Snake), San Sou Huanhua An (Three Searches of the Huanhua Nunnery), Yu Bei Ting (The Imperial Stele Pavilion) and Shi Yi Lang (The Eleventh Son).
Honors & Recognition
He is a representative bearer of Minju Opera, a second-batch national intangible cultural heritage project, former director of the Fuzhou Municipal Minju Theatre, and a first-class actor.
References & Archival Sources
Representative Items of This Bearer
- Minju Opera Ⅳ-45
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