Taboos aplenty in Chinese opera


Chinese opera performers observe a gamut of rituals and superstitions to ensure a smooth show night after night.

Chinese opera performers are governed by taboos and superstitions. Rituals are a necessity to pay respect to patron opera deity Wah Kong Seen See (in Cantonese) and also beings from the nether world. Many performers observe these rituals for protection and a smooth performance.

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