Based on the interview and survey findings, we believe that traditional opera is gradually losing support from audiences. More critically, fewer people are pursuing professional training in traditional opera, leading to challenges in passing down acting skills and a decline in performance opportunities. These factors have caused traditional opera to lose much of the glory and opportunities for performances that it once enjoyed. However, our survey revealed that the general public does not hold negative stereotypes or biases against traditional opera. On the contrary, most people still have a positive impression of and curiosity about it but lack opportunities to learn about and engage with the art form.

Therefore, we believe the government should allocate more funds and resources to support talent cultivation in opera schools, actively promote opera education to develop a younger audience, provide venues for performances, upgrade stage equipment in performance halls, increase opportunities for troupe performances, and leverage media to enhance publicity and raise public awareness. We are confident that with the combined efforts of the government, schools, and troupes, along with talented performers and well-equipped performance venues, an endless stream of excellent productions can be created, ultimately garnering sufficient audience support. In conclusion, we hope that through these efforts, coupled with public support, the beauty of opera art can be preserved and passed down for generations to come.

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