Shanghai style; a school of Peking opera
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a performance style of Peking opera represented by Shanghai
formalRefers specifically to a regional school of Peking opera that emerged in Shanghai, known for its innovation, incorporation of Western influences, and emphasis on realism compared to the more traditional Beijing (Jingpai) style.
The Shanghai style of Peking opera is more bold and innovative in performance and stage design.
Zhou Xinfang was a famous performance artist of the Shanghai-style Peking opera.
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This performance combines the characteristics of the Beijing and Shanghai schools.
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Shanghai style; characteristics typical of Shanghai
neutralUsed broadly to describe the cultural, aesthetic, or commercial style associated with Shanghai, often implying sophistication, cosmopolitanism, fusion of Eastern and Western elements, and a focus on fashion and trends.
This restaurant serves Shanghai-style Sichuan cuisine, with a milder flavor.
Her attire has the sophistication and Western flair typical of Shanghai-style clothing.
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The architecture on the Bund embodies the classic Shanghai style.
This Shanghai-style culture blends local tradition with international trends.