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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a traditional Beijing Opera flower decoration for female roles in China, composed of pink crystal leaves and silver beads.
The design of this decoration is inspired by the ancient Chinese performing art of Beijing Opera, and it is one of the important props for Beijing Opera actors to display their character image on stage.
The pink crystal leaves of this decoration symbolize the beauty and charm of women, while the luster of the silver beads represents the nobility and elegance of women.
The whole design of this decoration is simple and elegant, yet exquisite and magnificent, giving people a sense of classical beauty.
In addition to being used as a prop in Beijing Opera performances, this decoration can also be worn as an accessory in daily life.
Its pink crystal leaves and silver beads are very suitable for matching with various clothing styles, whether it is formal or casual, it can show the charm and temperament of women.
In summary, this traditional Beijing Opera flower decoration for female roles in China is a very cultural and historical artwork.
It not only represents the essence of ancient Chinese culture, but also shows the love and pursuit of modern women for traditional culture.
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