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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background: The Chinese culture has a long and profound history.

Among the various forms of art and culture, traditional operas such as Beijing Opera, Kunqu Opera, and Yu Opera have attracted countless audiences with their unique performances and rich connotations.

In these operas, costumes play an important role in expressing the characters' identities, personalities, and emotions, and they hold high artistic value and historical significance.

Red is a lucky color in Chinese traditional culture, symbolizing passion, vitality, and prosperity.

In Chinese operas, red costumes usually represent characters who are loyal, brave, and just.

For example, Jia Baoyu's red robe in "Dream of the Red Chamber" symbolizes his noble status and pure and kind personality.

Additionally, red is also associated with dragons because in traditional Chinese culture, dragons are sacred symbols representing power, nobility, and wisdom.

Therefore, many opera characters' costumes have dragon patterns to display their majesty and strength.

Apart from red, other colors of costumes also have special meanings.

For instance, yellow usually represents imperial power and nobility; blue symbolizes loyalty and integrity; green signifies vitality and hope.

The choice of colors not only reflects the characters' identities and personality traits but also reflects the political, economic, and cultural background of the society at that time.

In modern society, although traditional operas like Beijing Opera and Kunqu Opera have gradually been replaced by modern entertainment forms such as movies and TV dramas, their costumes still hold high collection value and ornamental value.

Many people enjoy collecting costumes of various opera characters to understand the rich connotations and historical changes of Chinese traditional culture.

Meanwhile, some professional opera performers also wear exquisite costumes to show their love and respect for traditional culture.

In conclusion, Chinese opera costumes serve as an important cultural and artistic carrier, carrying rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance.

They not only showcase the customs and aesthetic concepts of ancient Chinese society but also provide us with a unique window to understand Chinese traditional culture.