1. Huang Jiayu
A multi-drama (Cantonese Opera) undergraduate in the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy in 212, and the vice president of Zhongshan Xiangshan Cantonese Opera Research Institute, under the guidance of Lin Xiaoqun, a famous Cantonese Opera performer, won the award. In 211, he won the "Top Ten Outstanding Award" in the 11th Guangdong Arts Festival, the performance award in the 5th Guangdong Youth Performing Arts Competition and the gold medal in the "Hou Baolin Cup" drama competition in Guangdong.
2. Li Man
The performance department of China Theatre Academy is a 216 multi-genre (A Gong Qiang) undergraduate. Hundreds of young literary artists in Shaanxi Province trained talents, and the representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage project of Weinan City, won awards: the newcomer award of Shaanxi Qinqiang TV Competition and the performance award of the 5th China Qinqiang Art Festival.
3. Yu Jing
The performance department of China Theatre Academy is a 215 multi-drama (Hebei Bangzi) undergraduate. Won the sixth China Opera Hongmei Competition and the gold medal of Hebei Professional Group; Won the national martial arts performance award and skill award; Selected for the training class of Beijing Opera and Song School of National Art Foundation.
4. Sun Na
A 215 multi-drama (Hebei Bangzi) undergraduate from the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy. Award-winning: Won the gold medal in the finals of the 3rd China Opera (Yellow River Valley) Hongmei Competition.
5. Wang Yufeng
Graduated from the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy in 214. He won the first prize of Henan Young Actors Drama Competition and the Best Actress Award of the 17th University Student Drama Festival in Beijing.
6. Jin Hongjuan
Graduated from the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy in 214. First prize of the 7th Young Actors Drama Competition in Henan Province. Won the first prize of Wenhua Performance in the 14th Drama Competition of Henan Province.
7. Liu Yang
Graduated from the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy in 214. Won the gold medal in the third national minority drama performance
8. Sorang Quzhen
Graduated from the 213 multi-drama (Tibetan opera) undergraduate class of the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy. "Wenhua Art Academy Award, Performance Award of Local Opera Youth Group in the Second National Youth Opera Competition".
9. Liang Shaoqin
Graduated from the Performance Department of China Theatre Academy in 213. Gold medal in the first China Opera Hongmei Award Competition. Outstanding Performance Award of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd China Qinqiang Opera Art Festival.
Extended information
History of China Theatre Academy:
At the end of January, 1949, Beiping was peacefully liberated. The original Siwei Theatre School of the 28th Division of the Kuomintang Youth Army in China was taken over by the Literature and Art Department of the Cultural Takeover Committee of the Military Control Committee of China People's Liberation Army in Beiping, and it was renamed the Pingju Experimental School of the North China Cultural and Art Working Committee.
On January 28th, 195, based on Pingju Experimental School, the Opera Experimental School of the Ministry of Culture of the Central People's Government was established.
In April p>1951, China Opera Research Institute was established, and the school was led by China Opera Research Institute, and its name was changed to "China Opera Research Institute Opera Experimental School".
On November 2th, 1952, it was renamed Beijing Opera Experimental School.
In May, 1954, it was renamed as the Opera School of China Opera Research Institute. In August of the same year, the Opera School of Northeast Opera Research Institute was placed under the Opera School of China Opera Research Institute, which was then named Shenyang Branch of China Opera Research Institute.
In January, 1955, China Opera Research Institute was reorganized, and the school was divided into independent schools, renamed Chinese Opera School, and directly led by the Ministry of Culture.
in August p>1955, Shenyang branch moved to Beijing and merged with the headquarters.
In August p>1956, the school moved to No.3 Liren Street, Xuanwu District.
during the "cultural revolution", schools were closed.
in November p>1973, it was merged into the "Central May 7th Art University" of the Ministry of Culture, and later renamed as "Central May 7th Art University Drama School".
in February p>1977, the organizational system of Chinese traditional opera school was formally restored.
in October p>1978, it was upgraded to China Opera Academy with the approval of the People's Republic of China and the State Council, and the first undergraduate students were enrolled.
in p>1985, the performance department of the academy merged with the technical secondary school of the music department, and the secondary drama school affiliated to China Opera Academy was established. ?
in p>2, it was transferred to Beijing. In the same year, he moved to No.4 Wanquan Temple in Fengtai District. ?
in p>213, it was approved as "Beijing Traditional Opera Culture Heritage and Development Research Base".
In p>214, the Ministry of Culture and the Beijing Municipal Government signed an agreement to build China Opera Academy. ?
in p>216, it was approved as the "second-level management unit of Beijing Zheshe".
In November p>218, the Peking Opera Heritage Base of the Academy was selected as the first batch of outstanding Chinese traditional culture heritage bases of the Ministry of Education.
reference source
China Opera Academy-Alumni Style