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'Facechanging' story of a Malaysian

China Daily | Updated: 2019-03-02 06:46

KUALA LUMPUR - Festive seasons have always been a little busier for Suresh Subramaniam, though not for his daytime job as a salesman. The 28-year-old Malaysian will put on his costumes and makeup to perform at the festive celebrations and gatherings.

What he performs is called Sichuan Opera face-changing, a traditional Chinese art. "I work as a salesman, but I have another job which is more funny and interesting," he said.

Sichuan Opera originates from Southwest China's Sichuan province. The face-changing technique is one of the most famous parts of Sichuan Opera, whereby actors rapidly alter their face makeup in stunning and dramatic effect.

'Facechanging' story of a Malaysian

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