Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy (Chinese: 智取威虎山; pinyin: zhì qǔ wēi hǔ shān) is a Peking opera play and one of the eight model plays allowed during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The plot is based on parts of the popular novel Tracks in the Snowy Forest (Chinese: 林海雪原; pinyin: lín hǎi xuě yuán) by Qu Bo, which in turn, is based on the real-life story of an incident in 1946 during the communist campaign to suppress bandits in northeast China in the Chinese Civil War, involving a PLA reconnaissance soldier Yang Zirong (杨子荣) who disguised himself as a bandit to infiltrate a local gang of bandits, eventually helping the main communist force destroy the bandits. Unlike other characters depicted in the opera and novel, most of the names of both the protagonists and the bandits are real.
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| - Mit taktischem Geschick den Tigerberg erobert (de)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy (fr)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy (en)
- 智取威虎山 (zh)
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| - Mit taktischem Geschick den Tigerberg erobert (chinesisch 智取威虎山, Pinyin Zhìqǔ wēi hǔshān) ist eine revolutionäre Pekingoper aus der Zeit der chinesischen Kulturrevolution. Die Oper war eine der acht Modellopern, die während der Kulturrevolution unter Mao Zedongs Frau Jiang Qing geduldet waren. (de)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy est un opéra de Pékin relatant l'histoire basée sur une histoire vraie de Yang Zirong, soldat communiste durant la guerre civile chinoise, qui démantela un gang de bandits en l'infiltrant. La pièce est l'une des huit autorisées à être jouée durant la Révolution culturelle. Elle fut adaptée en film dans les années 1970 et a inspiré le titre du deuxième album de Brian Eno : (en). (fr)
- 智取威虎山是中国在20世纪文化大革命期间的一个京剧剧目，被列为样板戏、红色经典之一。 (zh)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy (Chinese: 智取威虎山; pinyin: zhì qǔ wēi hǔ shān) is a Peking opera play and one of the eight model plays allowed during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The plot is based on parts of the popular novel Tracks in the Snowy Forest (Chinese: 林海雪原; pinyin: lín hǎi xuě yuán) by Qu Bo, which in turn, is based on the real-life story of an incident in 1946 during the communist campaign to suppress bandits in northeast China in the Chinese Civil War, involving a PLA reconnaissance soldier Yang Zirong (杨子荣) who disguised himself as a bandit to infiltrate a local gang of bandits, eventually helping the main communist force destroy the bandits. Unlike other characters depicted in the opera and novel, most of the names of both the protagonists and the bandits are real. (en)
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| - Mit taktischem Geschick den Tigerberg erobert (chinesisch 智取威虎山, Pinyin Zhìqǔ wēi hǔshān) ist eine revolutionäre Pekingoper aus der Zeit der chinesischen Kulturrevolution. Die Oper war eine der acht Modellopern, die während der Kulturrevolution unter Mao Zedongs Frau Jiang Qing geduldet waren. (de)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy (Chinese: 智取威虎山; pinyin: zhì qǔ wēi hǔ shān) is a Peking opera play and one of the eight model plays allowed during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The plot is based on parts of the popular novel Tracks in the Snowy Forest (Chinese: 林海雪原; pinyin: lín hǎi xuě yuán) by Qu Bo, which in turn, is based on the real-life story of an incident in 1946 during the communist campaign to suppress bandits in northeast China in the Chinese Civil War, involving a PLA reconnaissance soldier Yang Zirong (杨子荣) who disguised himself as a bandit to infiltrate a local gang of bandits, eventually helping the main communist force destroy the bandits. Unlike other characters depicted in the opera and novel, most of the names of both the protagonists and the bandits are real. A booklet Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy was published in English by the Foreign Languages Press, Peking 1971. Described as "revised collectively by the Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy group of the Peking Opera Troupe of Shanghai (1970 script)", it contains 16 colour photo reproductions, a list of persons in the cast, the script of the ten scenes, and the words and vocal music of nine selected songs. Also are explanatory notes and sketches about the Chinese percussion instruments played in the orchestra. (en)
- Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy est un opéra de Pékin relatant l'histoire basée sur une histoire vraie de Yang Zirong, soldat communiste durant la guerre civile chinoise, qui démantela un gang de bandits en l'infiltrant. La pièce est l'une des huit autorisées à être jouée durant la Révolution culturelle. Elle fut adaptée en film dans les années 1970 et a inspiré le titre du deuxième album de Brian Eno : (en). (fr)
- 智取威虎山是中国在20世纪文化大革命期间的一个京剧剧目，被列为样板戏、红色经典之一。 (zh)
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