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Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
Da Bao Guo Er Jin Gong, also known as "The Great Sage Equals Heaven," is a classic Chinese opera that has been performed for centuries.

The opera tells the story of a wise and just ruler who helps his people overcome adversity and achieve prosperity.

The costumes and headwear worn by the characters in this opera are an integral part of its cultural significance.

The Laosheng costume, which is worn by the main character, Da Bao Guo Er Jin Gong, is a symbol of power and authority.

It consists of a long robe with intricate embroidery and a high-crowned hat.

The costume is designed to convey the character's wisdom and intelligence, as well as his ability to lead his people to success.

In addition to the Laosheng costume, there are other important pieces of clothing in the opera, such as the Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) worn by the other characters.

These costumes are carefully crafted and often feature intricate designs and colors that reflect the characters' personalities and roles in the story.

The headwear worn by the characters in the opera is also significant.

For example, the headgear worn by the villainous characters often features sharp edges and bold colors, reflecting their evil intentions.

On the other hand, the headgear worn by the heroic characters is more subtle and elegant, reflecting their noble qualities.

Overall, the costumes and headwear in Chinese Peking Opera are not only functional but also symbolic.

They help to convey the characters' personalities, roles, and motivations in the story, making them an essential part of the opera's cultural significance.