From the physical perspective, the poetic characters of ancient Chinese operas are firstly demonstrated by the many poems in the text, such as Poems of Entrance, Poems of Exit, Singing Poems, Talking Poems, Poems of Conclusion, Title Poems, and the many poetic lines and images quoted. In fact, ancient Chinese operas often tend to make it poetical no matter whether they are telling feelings, presenting situations or narrating stories. Secondly, the poetic characters of ancient Chinese operas are shown by the art of face symbols, the virtual life circumstances, the free handling of time and space, and the set ways of presentation, which are intended to express the author’s feelings rather than to present real stories. From the metaphysical perspective, the poetic characters of ancient Chinese operas are demonstrated by the philosophical concept of Heaven and Humans Being Emerged, the pursuing of an ideal world, the emphasis of poetical life experiences, the aesthetic orientation of the common people, and the artistic goal of entertainment sharing.