Even the Overlord of Chu Knelt Down, How Could Beijing Opera Survive?

In a Chinese-style show, a popular youngster stunned the audience with a dramatic song Yu Ji and a poignant love performance between Yu Ji and Xiang Yu. He claimed to be a representative of the Mei School and won unanimous praise from other judges! As one of the judges, Shen Ge kindly put forward some opinions, but was retorted on the spot: "Teacher, it doesn't matter if you don't understand Peking Opera, but what I want to say is, I can stand on this stage and play, can you?" Shen Ge smiled, he felt sad for this era. "When I pinched my throat, I felt like I was from Mei Pai. Wearing rags and strips, I really thought I was Yu Ji. If that's all, that's all!" "But even the King of Chu has knelt down. Can this Beijing opera survive?!" That night, he once again boarded the dusty Grand Theater of Prince Gong's Mansion. Wearing a Ruyi crown, fish scale armor, and holding a mandarin duck sword, he persuades the king to drink wine and listen to Yu songs, and watch the concubine's sword dance fade! The banging and clanging, the flowing water and the two yellows, the raw and ugly appearance, all wearing pink makeup and ink! He wants to let the world see Yu Ji's peerless grace; he wants to give this era a bit of real national style shock! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.