The Reconstruction of the Opera in Theatres

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The article focuses on the reconstruction of the opera in theatres. Shuo critically analyzes Muller’s article importance of reconstructing early opera. He critiques the English and French Operas and demonstrates how the early opera had distinct features and lost significant elements over the centuries. Shuo is deep in his analysis and applies his research to build the significance of reinventing the modern theatre, using the early century opera since it has outstanding features that are still relevant.
Shuo''s critical analysis interpretation is clearly illustrated and comprehendible. He correctly identified the article's subject: the reconstruction of early opera, its significance in understanding history, art, theatre, music, architecture, and literature. Additionally, he identified the scholars and readers that would benefit from the article. The questions in the interpretation section are essential in helping the scholars to comprehend Muller’s theme and research. Shuo's interpretation then moves to the analysis part of his article.
Shuo's analysis section explains how he concurs with the author's aspects. Shuo states that he had prior knowledge of the history of English theatre, founded on domestic approaches. However, Shuo indicates the aspects of the author’s article that he did not understand, especially how “the Chinese theatre came to influence the English theatre. He was unfamiliar with the aspect because it is a historical occurrence that his research did not cover, but the analysis illustrates the importance of t...