Young Chen, with a body so small but ambitions so wild, would carry Xi'e home, first worshipping Heaven and Earth, then bowing at the altar.
The second sister sits in the hall, laughing as she watches her younger sister glare at the groom; nieces look on from either side, bearing flowers and cheering with glee.
The nightingale sings, the dog enjoys its meal, and friends bring wine to offer their congratulations. A thousand cups can't make him drunk, but his heart is already tipsy. He sways, flicks his tail, and cheers without a care for the groom's cries.
On the wedding night, they make a ruckus in the bridal chamber. Xi'eniang sleeps alone to one side; the nightingale calls, the dogs leap, and everyone joins in teasing the bride.
You eat meat while I drink porridge, and we both stuff ourselves full. Only Xi'eniang's belly is empty. She gets drunk and loses her groom!
(Chen Lingxu plays the Chen groom; Xi plays Xi'e; Nian and Ling play the Sui sisters; Chen Huijie and Talulah play the Chen nieces and nephews; Xiaoge plays the nightingale; Hong and Lappland play the dogs; Jiuse Lu plays Xi'e's friend.)
The Great Yan Family Affairs: The Battle of the Ink Wraiths and the Weapon Wraiths, a Spring Festival release, now showing exclusively in theaters!
Director: Nian.
Note: This Lao Xu is a dragon man, like Lao Wei, Lao Li, and the Holy Lord.
