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  • China stamps of Year 2001 : 2001-3 Scott 3085-90 The Chou(Clown) Roles in Jingju(Peking Opera)
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    The Chou(Clown) Roles in Jingju(Peking Opera)
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    Mint stamp set of 6 : US $1.10

    Item location: China
    Ships to: Worldwide

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    Technical details:

    Scott No: 3085-90
    Serial number: 2001-3
    Values in set: 6
    Denomination: 6.80 yuan
    Date of issue: 15 February 2001
    Designer: Li Qingfa and Jiang Weijie
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Perforation: 12*11.5
    Sheet composition: 20
    Printing process: gravure
    Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
    Tang Qin
    Tang Qin
    SN: (6-1)
    Title: Tang Qin
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Liu Lihua
    Liu Lihua
    SN: (6-2)
    Title: Liu Lihua
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Gao Lishi
    Gao Lishi
    SN: (6-3)
    Title: Gao Lishi
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Jiang Gan
    Jiang Gan
    SN: (6-4)
    Title: Jiang Gan
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Yang Xiangwu
    Yang Xiangwu
    SN: (6-5)
    Title: Yang Xiangwu
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Shi Qian
    Shi Qian
    SN: (6-6)
    Title: Shi Qian
    Values: 280 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Background info

    Jingju is the most popular and influential opera in China. It has carried forward long-term traditions of Chinese operas and has been appreciated as the national opera. The roles in Jingju are divided into four categories: sheng, dan, jing and chou. The chou roles stand fundamentally for humorous, quick-witted, or vivacious characters. This type of roles can be recognized by the patch of white in various shapes painted around the eyes and nose. Sometimes these patches are outlined in black or in other colors, hence the name "partly painted face" or "painted face in three colors". The chou roles play different characters from noble officials to ordinary people. The chou roles leave a profound impression among audiences with their vivid and funny actions.
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