Peking opera is a traditional Chinese theater form known for its distinctive blend of singing, acting, and acrobatics. Originating in Beijing during the 18th century, it features elaborate costumes, painted faces, and carefully planned movements. Performers use a unique vocal style and intricate gestures to portray characters and tell stories from Chinese history and folklore. The performances often include martial arts and acrobatic skills, adding dynamic visual elements to the drama. Peking opera is recognized for its artistic and cultural significance, combining music, dance, and theater in a highly formalized and colorful presentation.

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