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Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
Chang Le Wei Yang, also known as Lao Sheng, is a prominent figure in Chinese Peking Opera.

He was born in 1895 and passed away in 1963.

His performances were characterized by his unique singing style, which blended traditional Chinese music with Western operatic techniques.

Lao Sheng's costumes and headpieces are an important part of his performance.

The official clothing he wore during his performances was made of high-quality materials such as silk and brocade.

The headpieces he wore were often intricately designed and featured colorful embroidery and precious stones.

One of the most famous pieces of Lao Sheng's costume is the "White Robe" or "Bai Ru".

This white robe is made of silk and features intricate embroidery and gold thread.

It is a symbol of purity and elegance in Chinese culture.

Another notable piece of Lao Sheng's costume is the "Red Robe" or "Hong Ru".

This red robe is made of silk and features intricate embroidery and silver thread.

It is a symbol of power and authority in Chinese culture.

In addition to his costumes, Lao Sheng also had a distinctive hairstyle.

He often wore his hair in a bun or a pigtail, which added to his overall appearance as a powerful and respected figure in Chinese society.

Overall, Lao Sheng's costumes and headpieces were not only functional but also symbolic of his status as a respected elder in Chinese society.

They served as a visual representation of his wealth, power, and influence, making him one of the most iconic figures in Chinese history.