Yao Chi, Chen Yustrontium and Fu Jing star in the original film and television work "Dream of Lions". For Yu Fei, a Peking Opera stage with one table and two chairs spans thousands of miles across the country. In a blink of an eye, the mountains were in ruins and the landscape was ruined, and the light boats were expelled just because of the "Five Disobediences". She was all alone, babbling and singing in a nonsensical way, but she didn't know who she wanted to sing to for the rest of her life. That night, she dreamed of a lion. Dream interpretation says that the lion symbolizes unknown power or a powerful man. However, the man she was destined to meet was as fragile and beautiful as his name. That man also carried a heavy past and walked solemnly and courageously on the thorny road.
It wasn't until they met on a narrow road that the beauty, darkness, and redemption finally saw the light. Some love is not born right, but it is destined to be a pair. Anyway, the lion in her dream has arrived. Waiting to take over all her loneliness and all her pride.
A Peking Opera actor with a long-lasting cheongsam and good looks, VS a handsome two-dimensional stage play producer who can sing, act, and do COS.
Reader comments
Like it very much! Surprisingly liked it! The subject matter was Peking Opera and cosplay, which I didn't have any expectations for at first, but was very curious and wanted to see what it was like. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be unexpectedly good-looking. I like this article very much. It is not very long but it deeply shocked me. It was not only the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists that moved me, but also the author's opinions and comments about drama and cosplay mentioned in the article. I particularly like the theme of "no destruction, no establishment". I believe many people are interested in this article. Cosplay is something that others in the article don't understand. There are also many people who always appreciate traditional dramas with traditional frameworks. However, the male protagonist and the female protagonist neither break nor establish. With their own understanding of Peking Opera and two-dimensional stage dramas, they have proved to the world that only by breaking first can innovation be achieved. The emotional drama is delicate and sincere, and the career drama is passionate and passionate. I had mixed feelings while watching it. I really enjoyed it! Highly recommended!
I wasn't interested in Peking Opera before, couldn't understand it, and thought it was very noisy. After reading this novel, I searched for it and listened to it. Not to mention, I found that many people in the same field suddenly fell in love with Peking Opera when they were in their thirties. The gene of traditional culture [laughs]. A person in his twenties asked if it was normal for him to like Peking Opera. Someone replied that it would save him more than ten years of detours [laughing] [laughing] Haha, it's good that more talented people promote traditional culture. The loneliness of traditional culture sometimes makes me a little melancholy!
I see a lot of comics about Japanese culture in the back. I hate that the Chinese are overly obsessed with Japanese culture. Think about how many of us were killed decades ago. They want to destroy the country and the whole of China. Now they have to worship their things and promote them everywhere. It is even more excessive. As long as the mind is brainwashed by their culture, it will be impossible to talk about family and country. What about the promised not to forget the national humiliation? Look at the ridiculous way young people nowadays are chasing stars without thinking!
The writing is very artistic. I feel that Yu Fei has suffered from the pain caused by his original family. He is very stubborn, strong, and precocious. He is a person who puts his heart out and it is difficult to take it back. For example, to the mother who raised her, to the friends around her, Xie... And Xiao... Die (the name is not remembered), the love for the uncle, the love for Xiao Fei, and the love for opera. She sang Laosheng and thought Laosheng was handsome and sang Laosheng so good. I also watched it. I saw a certain side of her (I can't explain it), but the whole thing is too literary and a bit rushed. The characterization of the characters is spot-on and not clear enough. Some settings feel conflicting (for example, Lingjiu and Yu Fei are a bit different. Why does Xiao Fei indulge Lingjiu when she is clearly capable of resisting? It makes people uncomfortable). More psychological descriptions would be better, so that readers can directly enter the inner world of the characters. Of course the book is already very good, keep up the good work
It's really good to watch. I've read it for the second time, but I still feel like I still don't understand some of it. Does the male protagonist have a dual personality, or is he really just the dream of the female protagonist? But there is indeed a lot about Buddhism in it. Some of the Zen poems are hard to understand. Of course, this is definitely my problem. The writing is very good.
I like it, I like it very much, there are laughter and tears... I like the vegetarian chicken brother, I like the heroine, I like her lion... There are many characters, and the personalities are also very full~! I hope the quintessence of Chinese culture will continue to be passed down~! Come on~!
The more you look at it, the more you feel that the protagonist is growing up step by step. Especially when I write about art, it makes my heart tremble. Who knows that feeling? I feel like I have been washed away by art and I can't stand it. Anyway, it's about expressing the kind of art in my heart. I'm getting goosebumps.
It's really amazing and shocking. Regarding some prejudices, it's really...
Everyone is a unique flower in the world. Both the male protagonist and the female protagonist are special flowers in the world.
If Ah Fei is in a big dream, I would like to sink forever. I will probably never forget this novel. I really like the writing. I happen to be thinking about my own meaning and ambition as an artist through art without boundaries. It's very good. I like it very much. I will always follow Teacher Wei.
Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies. Did the butterfly meet Zhuang Zhou or Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies? Xiaobai and Yu Fei met each other at the most beautiful age. No matter what the outcome, they lived up to their meeting. The story of the whole book has twists and turns, is strange and beautiful, and is worth savoring.
Dreams and reality, ideals and beliefs, tradition and innovation, the collision of various concepts. Everyone is a unique flower. They come to this world once and have wonderful experiences. Whether it is a dream or an illusion, it is nothing more than an experience and a kind of experience. A good book worth reading. The writing is smooth, tactful and natural, and it has done a lot to popularize Peking Opera. In the end, only by being yourself can you go further.
The perfect combination comes from the combination of Peking Opera and the second dimension. I also hope that people who read the book will be less discriminatory towards people who are different. Everyone has a meaning of existence.
The author of this article has deep writing skills. The presentation of the entire article echoes the last chapter. What a dream! My Ah Fei, it is vain for me not to want him! Wish I could have my lion too!
Life in this world is nothing but a big dream, with origins and conditions annihilating, and the loving voyage of the Buddha Sea, all of which are trapped for life; the flowers on the other shore are the way to come and the way to go; the heart's direction and the heart's desire are all fighting spirit; regardless of right or wrong, there are good and evil, normal or spiritual, they are all roads, and the end of life is to eventually become the Buddha Sea.
The plot of this book attracted me very much, especially the encounter between Yu Fei and the protagonist, which was full of drama and romance. The author Xiaohu Ruwei's writing is delicate and contagious, making me feel like I am in the world of Peking Opera. I really like the depiction of traditional culture in the book, and I also appreciate the protagonists' persistence in their dreams. This is a warm and empowering book, recommended to friends who like romantic stories.
I saw later that the disciple said that Yu Fei was delusional, and the monk Ji also said that she had a dream. So, is the male protagonist in the book real? Let me give you a response!
The world is full of ups and downs. Seeing his puppet appear on the stage, it is nothing more than slaughtering a dog to become a marquis and a rotten sheep to become a captain;
Mountains and rivers are for propaganda, no matter how the situation changes, it will always be nothing more than wealth and flattery.
"Those who know that my Dharma is like a metaphor on a raft." The words come from the Diamond Sutra.
The Buddha used the "raft metaphor" to warn practitioners not to be attached to the teachings themselves, because the teachings are just a tool to help sentient beings cross the sea of suffering and reach Nirvana. Once the purpose is achieved, the teaching can be abandoned. This attitude embodies the spirit of "Dharma should be given up" in Buddhism, that is, no teaching should be regarded as an absolute and unchanging truth or an object of worship.
I don't have enough language to describe it, so I can only say: It's very beautiful.
I read the comments before, which made me very nervous about the ending, and I was afraid of sudden changes in the plot.
After reading it, I don't feel anything. At least we have always been in love. Even if it is a dream, the person in the dream will have it.
It was so well written that I read it in one sitting. The characters are both contradictory and determined, interspersed with drama, and I gained an understanding of literature.
Very nice, I like it
It's very interesting, and the ending is like Zhuang Zhou's dream of a butterfly, which seems like a dream but not a dream, seems real but not real.
There are two endings for one character, one is a happy ending with Bai Feili
One is a person who has reached the top by studying hard and practicing hard on his own, but he has lived another ending in a dream. The heroine is trapped in the emotions of the dream.
In both endings, the heroine achieves herself and reaches the top
Is this a dream? Or what? It made me cry, it touches my soul
Little Fox Ruwei's book is really good, Roufeng also likes it~
The author Dada has profound writing skills and is humorous, allowing readers to understand cultural knowledge in different fields. I like it very much and look forward to Dada's new works.
A very recommended book!
Excellent work, extraordinary.
Just a big dream
The writing style is good and the context is good.
Like a big dream
The title of the book mistook me. Very pretty.
Pretty good
Well, yes
Reality and illusion, Zhuang Sheng dreams of butterflies, or does butterfly dream of Zhuang Sheng?
Very nice! ! All appearances are false
Is it a big dream or the bizarre reality of the world? Crazy? Crazy? Or life? Your life needs to be lived by yourself.
Like it very much! Surprisingly liked it! The subject matter was Peking Opera and cosplay, which I didn't have any expectations for at first, but was very curious and wanted to see what it was like. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be unexpectedly good-looking. I like this article very much. It is not very long but it deeply shocked me. It was not only the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists that moved me, but also the author's opinions and comments about drama and cosplay mentioned in the article. I particularly like the theme of "no destruction, no establishment". I believe many people are interested in this article. Cosplay is something that others in the article don't understand. There are also many people who always appreciate traditional dramas with traditional frameworks. However, the male protagonist and the female protagonist neither break nor establish. With their own understanding of Peking Opera and two-dimensional stage dramas, they have proved to the world that only by breaking first can innovation be achieved. The emotional drama is delicate and sincere, and the career drama is passionate and passionate. I had mixed feelings while watching it. I really enjoyed it! Highly recommended!
I wasn't interested in Peking Opera before, couldn't understand it, and thought it was very noisy. After reading this novel, I searched for it and listened to it. Not to mention, I found that many people in the same field suddenly fell in love with Peking Opera when they were in their thirties. The gene of traditional culture [laughs]. A person in his twenties asked if it was normal for him to like Peking Opera. Someone replied that it would save him more than ten years of detours [laughing] [laughing] Haha, it's good that more talented people promote traditional culture. The loneliness of traditional culture sometimes makes me a little melancholy! I see a lot of comics about Japanese culture in the back. I hate that the Chinese are overly obsessed with Japanese culture. Think about how many of us were killed decades ago. They want to destroy the country and the whole of China. Now they have to worship their things and promote them everywhere. It is even more excessive. As long as the mind is brainwashed by their culture, it will be impossible to talk about family and country. What about the promised not to forget the national humiliation? Look at the ridiculous way young people nowadays are chasing stars without thinking!
The writing is very artistic. I feel that Yu Fei has suffered from the pain caused by his original family. He is very stubborn, strong, and precocious. He is a person who puts his heart out and it is difficult to take it back. For example, to the mother who raised her, to the friends around her, Xie... And Xiao... Die (the name is not remembered), the love for the uncle, the love for Xiao Fei, and the love for opera. She sang Laosheng and thought Laosheng was handsome and sang Laosheng so good. I also watched it. I saw a certain side of her (I can't explain it), but the whole thing is too literary and a bit rushed. The characterization of the characters is spot-on and not clear enough. Some settings feel conflicting (for example, Lingjiu and Yu Fei are a bit different. Why does Xiao Fei indulge Lingjiu when she is clearly capable of resisting? It makes people uncomfortable). More psychological descriptions would be better, so that readers can directly enter the inner world of the characters. Of course the book is already very good, keep up the good work
It's really good to watch. I've read it for the second time, but I still feel like I still don't understand some of it. Does the male protagonist have a dual personality, or is he really just the dream of the female protagonist? But there is indeed a lot about Buddhism in it. Some of the Zen poems are hard to understand. Of course, this is definitely my problem. The writing is very good.
I like it, I like it very much, there are laughter and tears... I like the vegetarian chicken brother, I like the heroine, I like her lion... There are many characters, and the personalities are also very full~! I hope the quintessence of Chinese culture will continue to be passed down~! Come on~!
The more you look at it, the more you feel that the protagonist is growing up step by step. Especially when I write about art, it makes my heart tremble. Who knows that feeling? I feel like I have been washed away by art and I can't stand it. Anyway, it's about expressing the kind of art in my heart. I'm getting goosebumps. It's really amazing and shocking. Regarding some prejudices, it's really... Everyone is a unique flower in the world. Both the male protagonist and the female protagonist are special flowers in the world.
If Ah Fei is in a big dream, I would like to sink forever. I will probably never forget this novel. I really like the writing. I happen to be thinking about my own meaning and ambition as an artist through art without boundaries. It's very good. I like it very much. I will always follow Teacher Wei.
Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies. Did the butterfly meet Zhuang Zhou or Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies? Xiaobai and Yu Fei met each other at the most beautiful age. No matter what the outcome, they lived up to their meeting. The story of the whole book has twists and turns, is strange and beautiful, and is worth savoring. Dreams and reality, ideals and beliefs, tradition and innovation, the collision of various concepts. Everyone is a unique flower. They come to this world once and have wonderful experiences. Whether it is a dream or an illusion, it is nothing more than an experience and a kind of experience. A good book worth reading. The writing is smooth, tactful and natural, and it has done a lot to popularize Peking Opera. In the end, only by being yourself can you go further.
The perfect combination comes from the combination of Peking Opera and the second dimension. I also hope that people who read the book will be less discriminatory towards people who are different. Everyone has a meaning of existence.
The author of this article has deep writing skills. The presentation of the entire article echoes the last chapter. What a dream! My Ah Fei, it is vain for me not to want him! Wish I could have my lion too!
Life in this world is nothing but a big dream, with origins and conditions annihilating, and the loving voyage of the Buddha Sea, all of which are trapped for life; the flowers on the other shore are the way to come and the way to go; the heart's direction and the heart's desire are all fighting spirit; regardless of right or wrong, there are good and evil, normal or spiritual, they are all roads, and the end of life is to eventually become the Buddha Sea.
The plot of this book attracted me very much, especially the encounter between Yu Fei and the protagonist, which was full of drama and romance. The author Xiaohu Ruwei's writing is delicate and contagious, making me feel like I am in the world of Peking Opera. I really like the depiction of traditional culture in the book, and I also appreciate the protagonists' persistence in their dreams. This is a warm and empowering book, recommended to friends who like romantic stories.
I saw later that the disciple said that Yu Fei was delusional, and the monk Ji also said that she had a dream. So, is the male protagonist in the book real? Let me give you a response!
The world is full of ups and downs. Seeing his puppet appear on the stage, it is nothing more than slaughtering a dog to become a marquis and a rotten sheep to become a captain; Mountains and rivers are for propaganda, no matter how the situation changes, it will always be nothing more than wealth and flattery. "Those who know that my Dharma is like a metaphor on a raft." The words come from the Diamond Sutra. The Buddha used the "raft metaphor" to warn practitioners not to be attached to the teachings themselves, because the teachings are just a tool to help sentient beings cross the sea of suffering and reach Nirvana. Once the purpose is achieved, the teaching can be abandoned. This attitude embodies the spirit of "Dharma should be given up" in Buddhism, that is, no teaching should be regarded as an absolute and unchanging truth or an object of worship.
I don't have enough language to describe it, so I can only say: It's very beautiful.
I read the comments before, which made me very nervous about the ending, and I was afraid of sudden changes in the plot. After reading it, I don't feel anything. At least we have always been in love. Even if it is a dream, the person in the dream will have it.
It was so well written that I read it in one sitting. The characters are both contradictory and determined, interspersed with drama, and I gained an understanding of literature.
Very nice, I like it It's very interesting, and the ending is like Zhuang Zhou's dream of a butterfly, which seems like a dream but not a dream, seems real but not real. There are two endings for one character, one is a happy ending with Bai Feili One is a person who has reached the top by studying hard and practicing hard on his own, but he has lived another ending in a dream. The heroine is trapped in the emotions of the dream. In both endings, the heroine achieves herself and reaches the top
Is this a dream? Or what? It made me cry, it touches my soul
Little Fox Ruwei's book is really good, Roufeng also likes it~
The author Dada has profound writing skills and is humorous, allowing readers to understand cultural knowledge in different fields. I like it very much and look forward to Dada's new works. A very recommended book!
Excellent work, extraordinary.
Just a big dream
The writing style is good and the context is good.
Like a big dream
The title of the book mistook me. Very pretty.
Pretty good Well, yes
Reality and illusion, Zhuang Sheng dreams of butterflies, or does butterfly dream of Zhuang Sheng?
Very nice! ! All appearances are false
Is it a big dream or the bizarre reality of the world? Crazy? Crazy? Or life? Your life needs to be lived by yourself.