Xi Opera has a deep mass base in Zhangjiagang. In 1962, Zhangjiagang Xi Opera Troupe was established, which gradually developed and finally merged into Zhangjiagang Art Center. Zhangjiagang Xi Opera has created more than a dozen plays such as "New Thunder in the Fortress", "Marriage of Double Bridges", and "Love in the Galaxy". At the same time, it transplanted and adapted a large number of excellent traditional plays such as "Rain of Flowers", "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai", and "Pearl Tower". Although Xi Opera originated in Wuxi, it once absorbed a lot of tunes from Suzhou Tanhuang during its formation. In terms of its vocal style, it can be called "sister drama" with Suzhou local opera Su Opera. Therefore, it is popular in Suzhou area and is called "Suxi Opera". Suxi Opera can even be sung in Suzhou dialect. Many tunes and tunes of Suzhou Tanhuang are still retained in the contemporary Xi Opera singing, such as Xiansuo Tune, Taiping Tune, Mihun Tune, Chen Tune and Chai Tune. Xiju has long been nurtured by Suzhou's humanities and has a close cultural relationship with Suzhou. It has considerable historical and cultural value and artistic appreciation value, and also has scientific value for studying the history of the development of southern Jiangsu drama. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)