Sunrise (play)

Sunrise (Chinese: 日出; pinyin: Rìchū) is a 1936 Chinese-language play by Cao Yu.[1][2] Cao Yu's daughter Wan Fang adapted the play into a libretto for the opera Sunrise by Jin Xiang in 2015.

References

Popular Chinese Literature and Performing Arts in the ... - Page 41 0520048520 Bonnie S. McDougall, Paul Clark - 1984 "Entrusted with Thunderstorm, and then with Cao Yu's second work, Richu [Sunrise], the CTDC set out again in 1936 on a successful tour of Chinese cities. They were still on tour when the war broke out in July 1937."
The Columbia Encyclopedia of Modern Drama - Volume 1 - Page 223 0231144229 Gabrielle H. Cody, Evert Sprinchorn - 2007 "Two years later, another play, Sunrise (Richu), came out that, together with Thunderstorm, has made him the most prominent playwright in modern ...

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[1] Popular Chinese Literature and Performing Arts in the ... - Page 41 0520048520 Bonnie S. McDougall, Paul Clark - 1984 "Entrusted with Thunderstorm, and then with Cao Yu's second work, Richu [Sunrise], the CTDC set out again in 1936 on a successful tour of Chinese cities. They were still on tour when the war broke out in July 1937."

[2] The Columbia Encyclopedia of Modern Drama - Volume 1 - Page 223 0231144229 Gabrielle H. Cody, Evert Sprinchorn - 2007 "Two years later, another play, Sunrise (Richu), came out that, together with Thunderstorm, has made him the most prominent playwright in modern ...