Shen Li is the leader of the troupe. He has a good voice and can surprise everyone in the audience, but no one knows why he is here.
Lu Chen is a noble son in a deep house. He has been suffering from old illnesses all year round and has trouble sleeping every night. He can only sleep peacefully by listening to the singing of that song.
That night there was a strong wind and snow, so Lu Chen brought Shen Li back to his house, saying he wanted to listen to music, but actually he wanted to keep her. People in the house are unpredictable, and old things are like a fog. Shen Li hid a secret message in her singing, and Lu Chen saw the clues in the dark. One is working hard to find the truth, and the other is paranoid and affectionate to protect others.
Until that night, someone disguised himself and sneaked in, even imitating his movements perfectly. Lu Chen's knife had been unsheathed, but Shen Li held his wrist: "This man is not breathing right. He is not an old member of the family."
Lu Chen looked back at him, his eyes dark: "Who are you?"
Later, when the city was stormy and the city was in chaos, Lu Chen protected Shen Li's voice in the chaos and said, "You sing for the rest of your life, and I listen for the rest of my life. If you can't hear, you will be a famous actress for me." Shen Li opened his voice in front of the sickbed, and when he became hoarse, Lu Chen held his hand: "Stop singing, keep this voice, and when the weather clears, sing to me alone."
——He thought he was the knife that came to kill him, but he didn't know that the melody of the song was the antidote that the man had been looking for for three years.
Purpose: to use the theater stage as a blade to cut through the spy shadows of troubled times, to use a flat voice as medicine to heal insomnia and lonely souls, to write about two incomplete souls who each have their own secrets, from testing each other to being handed over in life and death, to keep an everlasting theatrical lamp in the broken mountains and rivers, and to explore the ultimate proposition of trust and redemption.
