The Contemporary Expression Of Red Drama For Growth Themes

Since its inception,red drama has carried the functions of political propaganda,inspiring people,and disseminating ideas.From the Central Soviet Area to the new era,with the changes in subjective and objective conditions,red drama has increasingly focused on the survival status of people themselves.Among them,red drama works with the theme of "growth" pay more attention to the survival status and growth process of "people" themselves.There is a new trend in artistic aesthetics.It has become a topic worth paying attention to.The Beijing Opera work "Sing a Folk Song To The CPC" created by myself is based on the legendary story of lyricist Yao Xiaozhou,who has gone through decades of turmoil and finally joined the Party.It tells the story of Yao Xiaozhou’s loyalty to the Party and the people,as well as his own ideals.Through my own creation,I also pay attention to the history and current situation of literary and artistic works from the perspective of the "growth theme" of red dramas,and think about how to create more touching works.This paper will be divided into four parts for creative elaboration.Introduction: The development process and current situation of red drama,focusing on revolutionary historical themed dramas from the birth of red drama in the Central Soviet Area to the Yan’an period and the Anti Japanese War period in the rear areas,as well as the seventeen years after the founding of the People’s Republic of China and the Cultural Revolution period.Chapter 1: Several stages of the growth narrative in red drama,with a focus on works related to growth narrative.These works provide important reference value for the creation of "Sing a Folk Song To The CPC".Chapter 2: The creative interpretation of "Sing a Folk Song To The CPC" discusses how this play,as a contemporary red drama work,improves and realizes the theme of ideological growth in terms of conception,conception,and creative techniques.Chapter 3: The artistic innovation of "Sing a Folk Song To The CPC" is mainly compared horizontally with other literary works with the theme of "ideological growth".