In the spring of the 38th year of the Republic of China, the Yonghe Troupe sang the last performance of "The Peony Pavilion" in the south of the city.
Du Liniang was dressed in red on the stage, and the audience was full of people.
After singing that night, all seven members of the troupe and the stage disappeared.
Seventy years later, an old roll of film was dug out.
In the picture, Du Liniang is still singing "It turns out that the flowers are blooming everywhere"——
The camera panned down to the audience, which was full of people, but not a single person was alive.
Cheng Jing guards a small theater and performs the same play every day.
Shen Du asked him why.
He said: "My family owes this city a drama, and it has not yet been repaid."
Later, Shen Du found out——
There were seven people in the Yonghe class, and none of them left that year.
They changed places and sang for seventy years.
Intention: There are some agreements that those who are alive are keeping, and those who are gone are also waiting for them.
