Lin Huiyin, played by Hunan artist Chen Xiaoduo.
Red Net Moment, April 15 (Reporter Hu Yi) "Her lifelong pursuit makes everyone feel related. Every light on the stage illuminates the dust and every long chant, as if returning to the dreamy 20s, as if hitting the memory of a past life. After the original modern national opera "Lin Huiyin" was staged in Changsha from the 13th to the 14th, the audience praised it continuously, and Lin Huiyin, played by Hunan artist Chen Xiaoduo, attracted many Hunan audiences.
Chen Xiaoduo is a famous lyrical flower soprano singer, winner of the Wenhua Award and the Plum Blossom Award. Chen Xiaoduo revealed that his love for Lin Huiyin first began with an old photo. As she grew older, Chen Xiaoduo's research on Lin Huiyin gradually deepened, and she was attracted by Lin Huiyin's feelings. The opera "Lin Huiyin" presents many important life nodes in Lin Huiyin's life, in addition to Liang Sicheng, Xu Zhimo, and a group portrait of intellectuals.
In this "Lin Huiyin", she is a green girl who boats with Xu Zhimo and Cambridge, she is a Penn student who regards architecture as a lifelong career with Liang Sicheng, she is the hostess of the "Mrs. Living Room", she is an ancient construction scholar climbing up and down in foguang Temple, she is a strong mother under the anti-Japanese beacon, she is the designer of the national emblem who pursues perfection in front of the sickbed, she is a helpless shouter who mourns the demolition of the city wall at the time of death... This distinct and very different identity superimposed on a Lin Huiyin who is full of talent and charm, but also desperate and helpless, she is no longer the legacy of the previous era, but the spiritual resonance of this era.
Jin Peida and Tian Qinxin joined forces, Chen Xiaoduo served as the executive and lead of the play as Lin Huiyin, and baritone singer Gao Peng played Liang Sicheng, bringing a new perspective to the opera through a new creative interpretation. The original intention of this opera was to subvert the many impressions left by traditional operas. The creators of the China Opera and Dance Theater and the opera "Lin Huiyin" hope that through this play, more young people can enter the theater, enjoy opera, and feel the contemporary charm of opera as a comprehensive art.