Chronology Entry
Year
1905
Text
Dai, Hongci. Chu shi jiu guo ri ji [ID D2789].
Dai watched historical drama in Germany and was impressed by the scenery and realism of the Western stage. He wrote in his diary that the advantage of Western drama is in the painted scenery ; building and terraces forming instantaneously, and both fair weather and foul are shown in detail. The spectators deem to be experiencing the scenes and not staying in the human world.
Dai watched historical drama in Germany and was impressed by the scenery and realism of the Western stage. He wrote in his diary that the advantage of Western drama is in the painted scenery ; building and terraces forming instantaneously, and both fair weather and foul are shown in detail. The spectators deem to be experiencing the scenes and not staying in the human world.
Mentioned People (1)
Dai, Hongci
(Nanhai, Guangdong 1853-1910) : Diplomat
Subjects
Literature : Occident : Theatre general
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 2005 | Li, Kay. "Mrs. Warren's profession" in China : factors in cross-cultural adapations 1. In : Shaw ; vol. 25 (2005). | Publication / Shaw2 |
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