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Abstract
Red drama, as an art form with unique cultural value and revolutionary spirit in the history of Chinese theatrical art, contains profound political implications and aesthetic tension, and can demonstrate distinct ideological characteristics and revolutionary ideals. The female characters in the drama showcase unique artistic characteristics through multidimensional construction, with themes of oppression and awakening, resistance and growth, and dedication and sacrifice. This enables red drama to imbue female characters with profound political implications and aesthetic tension through symbolic visual expression, three-dimensional narrative structure, and multidimensional character symbolism. Red drama, through the complex portrayal of female characters, can demonstrate unique artistic power at the intersection of aesthetics and politics, and explore the political metaphors and aesthetic values of female images, revealing their unique contributions in ideological dissemination and revolutionary spirit shaping, thus deepening the understanding of the artistic value and cultural significance of red drama, and enriching the theoretical perspective of Chinese drama.