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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen The Chinese Ancient Opera Old Men White Long Wig Beard is a stunning piece of traditional Chinese Beijing Opera props that embodies the rich cultural heritage and artistic expression of China.
This prop, also known as Laosheng-role Mustache, is a symbol of wisdom and dignity in Chinese culture.
It represents the character of an old man who has lived a long life and has gained much experience and knowledge.
The white long wig, made from fine hair, is carefully crafted to resemble real human hair and is attached to a wooden frame.
The beard, which is also made from fine hair, is attached to the wig with a string.
The prop is often used by actors in Beijing Opera performances to portray the character's wisdom and authority.
The intricate design and craftsmanship of this prop make it a valuable addition to any collection of traditional Chinese art and artifacts.
It serves as a reminder of the rich history and cultural significance of Beijing Opera, which has been passed down for generations in China.
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