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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen China Male Opera Shoes Traditional Peking Opera Takefu Black Boots Peking Opera Emperor Embroidered Shoes
The China Male Opera Shoes are a traditional Chinese footwear that has been worn by male performers in the Peking Opera for centuries.
These shoes are made of high-quality leather and have intricate embroidery designs on them, depicting various scenes from Chinese history and mythology.
The shoes are designed to be comfortable and durable, allowing the performer to move around easily while performing their roles.
They are also considered to be a symbol of the artistry and skill required to perform in the Peking Opera.
The shoes are often seen as a prized possession among performers and collectors alike, as they represent a piece of Chinese cultural heritage.
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