The long tradition of rural opera and the simplicity of village customs provide the most authentic sources for artistic creation. Only through a deep understanding of local opera’s historical roots—and an attentive observation of the resilient spirit of its people—can the warmth of rural life be expressed with sincerity and depth.

The stage itself becomes a symbolic space. Onstage and offstage, everyone has a role to play. Onstage, it is opera; offstage, it is life itself. Every unposed gesture and unguarded expression forms a quiet poem or a simple song of daily existence. Perhaps the greatest spiritual power in the world lies in this unadorned truth.

When these seemingly humble elements are woven through composition, color, brushwork, and emotion, they are transformed on the canvas into a vibrant and enduring artistic life.