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According to Zheng Jun, Qinqiang opera is similar 1. rock’ n ’roll in many ways, and the latter is therefore the modern day Qinqiang. Rock concerts, 2. star the common people, take place by the city wall on a daily basis.

Qinqiang opera 3. (call) the “l(fā)iving fossil” of Chinese opera, the forefather of several operas in China. 4. (Spread) to Henan, it developed into Yu opera. Judging even by today’s standards, Qinqiang opera counts as the 5. (early) Chinese rock music. The spirit of modern rock’ n ’roll 6. (seem) to come from it.

The number of Qinqiang opera amateur 7. (club) in Xi’an is uncertain. At places like the City Wall Park and the South gate, you can spot groups of people enjoying the opera. Known or unknown to the group, any Qinqiang lover is welcome to sing a piece 8. just sit down and listen. The singer presents excellent voice and emotions while the audiences get 9. (excite) by the tunes. Standing among 10. (they), you could feel the cultural pulse of this city.

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