Dehong Dai Opera was originally produced in the Xincheng, Zhanxi and Zhina areas of Yingjiang County, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture. It has a history of nearly two hundred years and was included in China's national intangible cultural heritage protection list in 2006. Dai Opera was originated from the Dai singing and dancing performances and Buddhist scriptures with certain characters and plots, and absorbed the artistic nutrition of Yunnan Opera and Shadow Play, and then gradually formed a relatively complete form of opera. After studying in Japan, Dao Anren returned to Dehong Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China and formed the first professional troupe of Dai Opera around 1910. In 2004, the representative work of Dai Opera "Nan Xila" won the Gold Award for the play in the new play performance of Yunnan Province. In October 2007, it won the "Comprehensive Gold Award" and "Golden Peacock Award" in the first China Ethnic Minority Drama Festival. The large-scale Dai drama "Dao Anren" with the theme of democratic revolution history is successfully premiered in Mangshi, Dehong in 2012.