Okay, "剧场剧情介绍对象" (Jùtái jùqíng jièshào duìxiàng) refers to the entity or person for whom the theater drama plot is being introduced.
In simpler terms, it's "who you are telling the story of the play to."
This "object" can be:
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An Audience Member (观众): This is the most common context. The介绍 (introduction) could be:
- A program note before the show.
- A conversation someone has with another person about the play.
- A review or article about the play.
- The purpose is to inform the audience about the plot, themes, background, and maybe entice them to watch the play.
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Someone Considering Going to the Show (潜在观众): Similar to the audience member, but perhaps the introduction is more focused on marketing or providing key information to persuade them.
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A Colleague or Friend (同事/朋友): Someone who hasn't seen the play and you are telling them about it.
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A Critic or Journalist (评论家/记者): When writing a review, the audience is the ultimate object, but the critic is the immediate recipient of the information being presented as the plot summary.
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Someone Researching or Studying (研究者): In an academic context, the introduction might be for someone analyzing the play.
In summary:
The "剧场剧情介绍对象" is the audience or recipient for whom the story of a theatrical production is being presented or explained. The goal of the introduction is usually to inform, engage, or persuade this audience about the play.
