Painted Gold indicates powerful, such as immortals.Types of facial makeup are a special method of makeup in Chinese traditional operas. Painted Purple indicates justice and solemnity, such as Xu Yanzhao in “Entering the Palace Twice”. Painted Blue indicates Bravery and pride, such as Ma Wu in“Go to The Imperial Palace”. For example, Cao Cao, the general of the Three Kingdoms period. Painted White indicates treacherous and cunning. It also means a rough and forthright character, such as Zhang Fei. Painted Black indicates impartial and incorruptible, such as Judge Bao. For example, Guan Yu, the general of the Three Kingdoms period.
Painted Red represents uprightness and loyalty. Painted faces designed for Xiangyu number more than 100, and they are different from each other. Although painted faces are extremely stylized in form and pattern, no two painted faces are actually alike. Painted faces include several types: three-tile face, six-tenth face, cross face and white-powdered full face symbolizing a treacherous character. Facial makeup can also allow actors to expand the scope of acting and add interest to Peking Opera performances. Artists use several colors and lines to paint the faces of characters.
types of facial makeup in Peking Opera is featured by painting brows, eyelids and jowls in various patterns such as bat, swallow wing and butterfly wing.Īccording to different genders, ages and features, each role type has its own makeup type. Among all Chinese traditional operas, types of facial makeup in Peking Opera have developed into the most systematic and mature one.
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