The title character of a work in this genre has to pick up a cup with her teeth and place the cup on a tray behind her by bending backward. Performers in this genre imagine “exchanging breath” and “stealing breath” into a cavity (-5[2])that fills their whole body. A character in this genre has a red face with an inverted gourd on it as part of its “personality makeup.” Before modern-day, (10[2])men typically performed dan roles (10[2]-5[1])in this (-5[1])genre, (-5[1])such as “verdant-robed (-5[1])girls” who move their (10[1])water sleeves. (10[1]-5[1])An effort to “proletarianize” this genre into “a revolutionary model” included the creation of The Legend of the Red Lantern. (10[2])Male actors in this genre (10[1])may (10[2])blow dust (10[1])to change the color of their beards (10[1])while playing acrobatic wǔshēng characters. For 10 points, The Drunken Concubine is in what most popular form of Chinese (10[1])opera? ■END■ (10[6]0[1])