Peking Opera intangible cultural heritage short film, with a cinematic feel, oriental aesthetics, warmth and restraint. In the backstage of traditional theater troupes and handicraft workshops, master craftsmen quietly make Peking opera headdresses, arrange costumes, and outline facial makeup. The details of their hands are delicate, and the silk threads, beads, paints, and embroidery patterns are all of high quality. A young apprentice watched carefully, then carefully took the tools and completed the small steps under the guidance of the master. The old master straightened his head and straightened his clothes, as if gently handing over a craft and emotion into his hands. Finally, the young man was dressed neatly and stood beside the stage where he was about to go on stage. The dim light illuminated his costume and profile, and the old master watched quietly behind him. The overall atmosphere is quiet, affectionate, and has a sense of heritage, with few subtitles and appropriate lines interspersed.
