Historian Bingler soberly wrote in The Decline of the West: "If we want to study all history, we must first answer a question that has not been raised so far: For whom does history exist?" ... maybe now we have to ask: for whom does art exist? What is art?
Undoubtedly, art is created and unique by people, and also exists for people. Schiller, a great German poet and aesthetician, once sincerely praised: You are not as good as a bee in terms of diligence/you are more like an ant in terms of agility/you are lower than an advanced creature in terms of wisdom/but human beings! You have a monopoly on art
Art is unique to human beings and an inseparable part of human history. It has always occupied a priority position in human generations. The colorful art world is a vast and fascinating field. It's not difficult to make the finishing point by listening to Shao Le's selflessness and "I don't know the taste of meat in March" from our "gentle" hole, from a good singer in Qin State, "It's very sonorous to mourn for a tree", from Han E singing fake food, to the strange effect of "lingering for three days around the beam and oak", and from the magical legend of Zhang Sengyou and the dragon flying through the wall. From the dazzling primitive murals in the cave of altamira, to the vibrant Neolithic dance pottery unearthed in Sunjiazhai, Datong, Qinghai, from the original poem "Playing Music" describing a complete labor process to the trinity of "Poetry, Song and Dance", from the majestic "Joy of Shi Tian" to guernica, it is profound with twisted, distorted and exaggerated artistic techniques.
"Drama Appreciation" summarizes the development history of western and China dramas in a refined language, and shows readers the classic masterpieces in the history of drama in an all-round way, which is of great benefit to improving readers' humanistic quality of drama. The author of each part of drama appreciation is indicated at the end of the article. In the process of writing drama appreciation alone, I consulted some scholars' materials.