설문 조사를 통한 경극에 대한 인식과 치료 가능성 연구

Abstract

In this paper, we investigated perception of Peking Opera and therapeutic possibilities of Peking Opera through surveys. The surveys were conducted to find out the young students and their parents’ perceptions of Peking Opera and therapeutic possibilities of Peking Opera. In the respondents level of perception and experience of Peking Opera, it was found that most of them knew a little about it. In the degree of satisfaction with Peking Opera and the reason’, the degree of satisfaction and that of dissatisfaction were similar. In the psychological comfort of Peking Opera and willingness to see it, the 63.0% of respondents who have ever seen it said that the role of psychological comfort was normal. They did not show a particularly positive attitude toward willingness to see Peking Opera in the future. On the other hand, under the assumption that the reasons for dissatisfaction will be improved, it was confirmed that the willingness to see Peking Opera was increased. In the parents’ experience of Peking Opera, the satisfaction on Peking Opera and the title of Satisfying Peking Opera differed between parents and students. However, when it comes to the reason they were satisfied, both the parents and students ranked the artistic value the highest. Taken together, it was confirmed that there is a therapeutic element in Peking Opera and that it can be realized to some extent in the younger generation. And the potential for treatment in Peking Opera, which was identified in connection with the parent generation, was positive. Satisfaction and mental comfort that parents got from Peking Opera increased in proportion to their children’s experience and satisfaction with it. We should also consider that the children’s may have been linked with the experiences of the parent generation. In the future, in relation to the therapeutic effects of Peking Operas, studies on what are the therapeutic effects of them, how people can be treated, and how the treatment methods can be modernized should be conducted in more detail. In addition, we found that before embodying the therapeutic potential of Peking Opera, people should have more opportunities to contact them. For this, it is thought that the points indicated in the survey should be improved.