No, it is the anti-telecom fraud propaganda for senior citizens…
This is Hong Kong Police’s new anti-telecom fraud propaganda, which targets at the senior citizens.
It uses Cantonese opera music performers to publicize fraud prevention because a lot of senior citizens are the fans of those performers and victims of telecom frauds.
The star performer Joyce Koi in the middle is teaching the seniors to identify the swindlers, who pretend to be officials, couriers, your children and your friends.
Actually from the performers’ makeup, we can recognize whether performers are acting the protagonists or villains.
This post is going to give you further details.
Travelers can TIY, tour the Cantonese Opera Education and Information Center to see the interesting interactive exhibition (Take MTR to Ho Man Tin Exit A2, walk about 5 mins to Ko Shan Theatre).
Travelers can also have Frank the tour guide’s New Territories private car tour to learn more about Cantonese opera music at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, say hello to the monkeys, enjoy the natural landscape and see the interesting history of the native people.
Identify protagonists or villains in Cantonese opera through performers’ makeup
Simply speaking, the protagonists’ makeup in Cantonese opera is simpler than the villains’ makeup.
Mostly audience can still recognize the performers’ original and good appearance.
The makeup for villains are relatively intricate.
The different make-ups may show that the gentlemen are easy, mean people often troubled at heart.
The protagonist Joyce Koi with relatively simple makeup is handsome.
The fitted costume shows the performers can act quickly and know martial arts.
The heroic posture shows the performers is ready to fight against the villains.
The villain with white face and wearing official costume is cunning.
The villain with a small eyes and a mouth, which look like a capsized boat, “?”, cherishes the evil intention.
The female villain’s basic make-up is ok, but the two moles and strange wink show she is unreliable.
The villain with a nose with blackheads is unfaithful.
Travelers can learn more about the interesting Cantonese opera by TIY, tour the the Cantonese Opera Education and Information Center yourselves (Take MTR to Ho Man Tin Exit A2, walk about 5 mins to Ko Shan Theatre).
Have Frank’s New Territories private tour to learn more about Cantonese Opera music and see more
Apart from TIY, travelers can be Frank the tour guide’s clients in his New Territories private car tour.
After saying hello to the wild monkeys , enjoying the natural landscape at the country park and learning the native people history, clients can visit the Hong Kong Heritage Museum Cantonese opera gallery.
Frank can introduce more about the Cantonese opera to you during the docent tour.
Frank hopes he can serve you in Hong Kong in 2021!
New Territories ‘the land between’ private car tour
New Territories private car tour for monkeys, natural scenery and history. Tour programme includes…
- English / Mandarin / Cantonese speaking private tour guide service
- Air-conditioned sightseeing car with driver
Lantau Island New Territories full day private car tour
Cover Big Buddha, Ngong Ping 360 ride, lunch and hidden gems in the New Territories. Tour programme includes…
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- English/Mandarin/Cantonese speaking private tour guide service
- Air-conditioned sightseeing car with driver
- One-way Ngong Ping Cable Car normal cabin ride
- One-way Lantau taxi ride
- Local dim sum lunch