a show or exhibition of drama, dance, or other artistic skill

actor; actress; performer; a person who performs in a play, movie, or other artistic production

a theatrical performance, concert, or show

A person who directs a film, play, or other performance.

vocal recital or concert; a public performance of singing

to play the role of a character in a play or movie; to act as; to take on a specific role in a situation

to sing for an audience; to perform a song, opera, or musical piece in public

A lecture or a speech; the content of a presentation given to an audience.

to perform on stage, stage a play, or screen a movie

to play a musical instrument; to give an instrumental performance

(logic) to deduce or infer; the process of logical deduction; to reason from the general to the specific

practice exercise or maneuver according to a planned scenario, such as for military, firefighting, or emergency situations; exercise; maneuver; rehearsal

To play the leading role in a film, play, or television show; to act as the main performer.

The art or occupation of performing in plays or films.

to develop or change over a long period of time; to undergo a progressive transformation

to perform; to put on a show or play

to drill; to practice; to carry out an exercise according to a plan or specific steps

to act the part of a character in a play, film, or show

performing arts such as dance, theater, music, film, and traditional variety shows

practical exhibition or display of how something works; a demo

acting or performing skills; the technique used in a performance

A formal talk or address delivered to an audience.

television or radio broadcasting studio; teletorium

to go on a performance tour; to give itinerant performances; a performance tour. Short for [[巡回演出|巡回演出|xun2 hui2 yan3 chu1]]

To happen again, especially referring to negative events or historical disasters; to repeat; to reenact.

performer; actor

to have a trial performance, dress rehearsal, or preview of a program before its official opening

to evolve; natural development and change of things over a long period, especially regarding biological species or cosmic bodies

to go on a performing tour; to give a series of performances at different locations

female actor; actress

to grow in intensity; to get worse and worse; to become more critical or severe

to evolve; to develop or progress gradually over time

A classic 14th-century historical novel attributed to [[罗贯中|羅貫中|luo2 guan4 zhong1]] and one of the [[四大名著|四大名著|si4 da4 ming2 zhu4]]; it provides a fictional account of the power struggles during the late Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.

To take part in a performance; to appear in a movie, play, or show.

abbreviation for [[军事演习|軍事演習|jun1 shi4 yan3 xi2]]

first performance or public showing of a film or play; (of an actor) to debut or perform for the first time

To lecture or speak publicly; to give a talk to an audience in order to share knowledge or express an opinion.

A performance or festival featuring multiple groups, units, or regions; to gather various artistic groups for a collective showcase

performer; actor; player who plays a role

to practice (or the act of practicing) a performance, such as a play or dance, before the formal show

to rehearse or run through a performance or ceremony before the official event

to perform or show publicly; to release a film or play to the public

the entertainment world or performing arts circles, including actors and singers

the world of performing arts; entertainment circles; show business

a public musical performance, typically given by one or more performers

A collaborative performance or theater festival where various groups or regions gather to showcase their works and exchange experience; now more commonly written as [[汇演|匯演|hui4 yan3]].

A genre of long novel written in chapters that dramatizes historical events or legends with artistic embellishments.

to perform or present a program for broadcast via radio, television, or the internet; broadcast performance

(of a play, movie, or performance) to begin; to start being shown