A Play of Mortal Life

I like this kind of subject matter very much. It is attractive. At the same time, it also calls on us to carry forward the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation and provide a little reference for the inheritance of contemporary culture. As Yu Qiuyu said, no matter which generation you are in, Chinese culture will always be there.

It's quite nice to read, the writing is good, and the storyline is okay. This kind of subject matter is quite rare, very novel, and it's also a highlight of this book. I personally think it's quite good.

The sleeves are rippled and fluttering like a startled dragon. I followed my grandfather since I was a child and accompanied operas in major theater troupes. Later, a grandmother who was a master of local opera in our area took a fancy to me at a young age and wanted to train me. So, when I was eleven or twelve years old, I went on stage and sang to the provincial leaders. They were afraid that I would be nervous, so they didn't tell me the truth. Later, I became that grandma's fourth apprentice, and then became the fourth generation successor of Maoqiang. Later, I was busy with my studies and never had free time, so I dropped the idea of ​​singing, but I still had that feeling in my heart. My grandfather taught me how to play Ruan when I was 10 years old. I started to have a strong interest in it, but in the second year I became a little irritable when I got tired. Later on, I developed a love, affection and care for this ruan. After the college entrance examination, I will regain this nostalgia, learn the skills from my grandfather and my master, and pass them on. Although I will not be engaged in this industry, the fun in my free time and the inheritance of this intangible cultural heritage are also motivation and hope. Wait for me to slowly get to know you❤

This book is written in a delicate but realistic way. In today's impetuous society, the inheritance of traditional culture has become increasingly difficult. In some barren places, many people have even given up on their once-famous craftsmanship. In this book, the use of modern technology to promote the inheritance of traditional culture is a new concept, which greatly brings hope to the inheritance of Chinese culture. Overall, I feel that this book is very meaningful and well written. Worth watching

The subject matter of this book is very novel, and it is the first book about Teochew opera that I have read. There is no ups and downs in the plot, it just illustrates the efforts of a group of young people to promote traditional culture. The emotional line is not complicated, it is the kind of writing that flows smoothly. This book may be a bit boring for readers who like ups and downs, but it's still great.

It's great, but it's a bit sparse and not enough to watch.

It's quite good to watch. Drama is something we really can't throw away. It's part of our culture (but I watched it all the way through, so why aren't there many comments?)

China's fine traditional culture is the asset of every Chinese citizen. Even with the rapid technological development. Nor should we let our own culture cloud us. 

I like it very much. It is an ordinary performance but it is also the persistence of many people in life. It really fulfills the saying "A play is like life, and life is like a play."

Very good. There are too few such themes. I really want more high-quality novels. Those dramas with bad views and bad blood should be relegated to the sidelines!