Stunt Play of Hong Kong

Method of combining play with religious rites and sacrifice custom for research was firstly proposed by British Grecian J.E. Harrison (J.E. Harrison) in 1910.Her perspective greatly inspires scholars in the later period.The author of the book has inherited the above perspective and deeply affected the field test method, and uses images and characters to record their activities of thanking godsa"e;a"e; showing of stunt play in various communities in Hong Kong for years.Problems involved in the book directly refer to the core significance of survival for traditional play, and fill the blank neglected by Chinese scholars.Kinds of stunt play, performing habits for Guangdong, Chaozhou and Fuk Lo, community and theatrical rituals, habits and taboos, and specific circumstance of preparation of stunt play.