Orange

Yan Xiwen, "Orange" is in order. "There are oranges in the south, and oranges grow on trees. The trees are green and the leaves are green, and there is shade when they fall. When they fall, there are dreams, and dreams arise from thinking. Thinking about people, thinking about things, and thinking about orange growth, it is just like a dream, moistening life until it dies, thinking is whistling, and love is gurgling. " … Jiang Ju also knows a thing or two about "Tangerine". The play seems to be about a love that is deeply saddened and imprisoned. Jiang Ju vaguely remembered that the plot in the play was roughly like this: a young lady named Bai Ju longed for a little tree demon, one of whom was a demon. They were both gentle and gentle in temperament, soft and waxy, and would blush when their shoulders were touched, which was quite interesting. Unfortunately, due to the Bai family, the so-called rumors of the world, the so-called immortal family and Buddhism, the two of them were separated for life, one was banned and the other was abolished. To the outside world, the Bai family only claimed to be eliminating the evil spirit, and imprisoned Miss Bai in a Buddhist temple. The little tree demon was disabled by the monks and was dying. Miss Bai, who was imprisoned in a Buddhist temple, could not see her sweetheart, and could not hide the pain in her heart. She shed tears every day and became increasingly thinner. Maybe I miss you too much, and the strands of sorrow weave into a dream. In the dream, she placed her soul in an orange tree in the temple. She could not move or speak. She only felt the gentle breeze blowing through her branches and leaves, and saw only the shadow of a person swaying, as her sweetheart walked on the moon. So beautiful. He stood beside her, turning into a tree, with branches and leaves intertwined, showing deep affection. Together they looked at the moon and listened to the wind. In the end, I couldn't tell whether it was a dream or not. Yes, or yes, no? Jiang Ju chewed the plot of the play carefully and did not dwell on it. She just thought it was a coincidence that maybe her name also contained the word "orange", so she had a similar experience with Miss Bai Ju. For example, I happened to meet a devilish person, but I lamented that he was not soft and waxy at all. However, looking at Jiang Ju alone, there was no warmth or gentleness. Another example is admiring the moon under a tree and living in a temple for a long time. Jiang Ju often takes care of things for various reasons, most of them because of his mission. To put it simply, it is to keep an eye on someone to look at the moon at night, and to protect the eldest son who runs to the temple every day. During this period, Jiang Ju was inevitably bored, but fortunately she still had a group of people accompanying her. It just so happened that because of this, it was rumored that one of the biggest characteristics of General Jiang Jiang of Yanqi was that she was afraid of the dark and lustful. Afraid of the dark, so someone must accompany you; She is lustful, so the companion must be good-looking; This looks good, it has to be like the ones around General Chiang Kai-shek. For example, Miss Ci Ci is a gentle, gentle and generous woman who seems to be like a gentle breeze in the moonlight. Even her words are gentle and soft-spoken. Another example is Young Master Ye, a young man with clean and handsome features, who looks like the warm sunshine of March. He walks in the light, his eyes shining brightly. Finally, for example, Mr. Huo is a man who rarely talks, is as cold as the sea, and has few emotions, but he is indeed a noble person. As for Jiang Juba, the public's evaluation of him can only be summarized in eight words: General Jiang Jiang, the true nature of a man. _"Orange" Intention: It's just nonsense.