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China Pingju-Opera Theatre stages the Pingju story of the Xiangyang Street general store, whose staff take goods to residents’ homes.
Entry with a paper ticket only.
In the spring of 1960, party branch secretary Wang Yongxiang leads the staff of the Xiangyang Street general store to leave the counter and deliver goods to residents’ homes. They meet conflicting ideas about commercial work and change how they see the job; customers come to see the shop as their own.
Cast (names transliterated)
Zhao Zhen as Liu Baozhong; Sun Luyang as Wang Yongxiang; Wang Jing as Liu Chunxiu; Li Ni as Fu Guixiang; Bian Lingyu as Zheng Xuehong; Gang Yi as Pan Youcai; Bi Hu as Cui Yuhai; Han Lijiao as Granny Chen; Chen Xin as Director Sun; Du Zhigang as Elder Zhao; Zhang Guoqiang as Liu Chunsheng; Yan Bodi as Master Meng; Gao Sijia as Chunxiu’s mother; Gao Jingze as Accountant.
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Music: Yang Pei; Music: Gong Zhanhai; Music: Han Zhenhua; Script: Hu Sha; Script: An Xi.
74 Huguosi Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (北京市西城区护国寺大街74号)
Follow Beijing’s operatic history at a theatre that opened in 1955 and welcomed celebrated artists including Mei Lanfang.
The venue on Huguosi Street combines a historic theatre setting with a flexible auditorium of 550 retractable seats. Today it supports performances, recordings and exhibitions, continuing its role in the presentation and preservation of Chinese opera.
