What does a whip mean in three articles?
Three Rivers Good, The Last Plan and Put Down Your Whip were the most influential street dramas in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. It was called "good whip" by the drama circle at that time, and it was once all the rage. 1937 after the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, with the fall of some big cities, the city-centered drama movement lost its original theater and stage.
As a result, some progressive dramatists organized mobile drama teams to go deep into the countryside, the front line and the mainland to carry out drama activities, and street dramas, live newspaper dramas and square dramas came into being and became widely popular. "Good Whip" (Three Rivers are good, put down your whip at the last whip) was the most widely performed and influential street drama at that time.
On the street drama Good Whip Street drama originated in Europe. As early as 65438+1930s, Sargam of Bodzi was staged on Belgian streets. Later, during the revolutionary period, street dramas appeared in all European countries. Zhu Hengfu believes that China's street drama originated from the Soviet Union. "The social conditions and background of the booming street drama in the Soviet Union in the 1920s were very similar to those in China during the Anti-Japanese War, so it was introduced from the Soviet Union by some drama professionals who were inclined to revolution." .
In 1930s, street drama was very popular in China, which had an immeasurable influence at that time. It can be said that street drama is a wonderful flower in the literature and art of the Anti-Japanese War, which has made important contributions to propagating the thought of resisting Japan and saving the nation and winning the victory of the Anti-Japanese War for the Chinese nation. The most popular street drama with the largest number of performances and wide influence is the "good whip".