Growing up in mainland China, Mr Bian Hui Bin was exposed to Chinese opera from a young age. He has harboured a deep love for the art form ever since, so when he came to Singapore, he wanted to introduce the different types of Chinese opera to locals and foreigners alike. Tucked away on the second floor of Textile Centre, the museum showcases the styles, costumes, and props used in various forms of Chinese opera in Singapore.
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