Fujian People's Art Theatre

The predecessor of the Fujian People's Art Theatre was the tenth team of the Art Troupe of the East China Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army which went south to Fujian. In 1952, the Fujian Provincial Repertory Theatre was established. In the 1950s, the provincial drama troupe started a business despite hardships, and drama took root in the Fujian dialect region. "The People Who Plant Oranges" and "Fighting at the Seashore" gradually matured after participating in the East China and National Drama Festivals. Around the 1960s, it rose in development and performed a large number of repertoires reflecting real life themes and Chinese and foreign masterpieces, showing a prosperous scene. "Ode to the Longjiang" was selected and transferred to Jinjing and had an impact in the whole country. From the late 1970s to the early 1980s, it was revitalized during reconstruction. "Tears and Blood Cherry Blossoms" and "Early Spring" went to Beijing to perform and were well received. In 1981, a children's drama troupe was established, and dramas such as "Mada and the Phoenix" have been performing for a long time. In 1985, it was renamed Fujian Provincial Theatre. Save words and forge ahead in difficulties. "Strait Love Festival" is eye-catching. "Chinese Textbook Play for Primary and Secondary Schools" is the first of its kind to be performed by a national professional theatre troupe. In 1993, it was renamed Fujian People's Art Theatre. Make a show out of a masterpiece.