Qingyi is a traditional style of Chinese opera, particularly associated with the Peking Opera. It features elegant and graceful movements, emphasizing the beauty of the performers' actions and costumes. The performances often include singing, acting, and acrobatics, showcasing the talents of the artists. The term "Qingyi" specifically refers to a type of female role, typically portraying virtuous and noble characters. These roles are characterized by their refined demeanor and emotional depth, often representing strong, moral women in stories drawn from history and folklore.