Actors, warlords, and dandies: sensational tales from Liufeng, chronicling strange happenings in Shanghai and Beijing.
"In the end, all the hatred spanning rivers and seas turned into a little sadness."
Here you'll find second-rate actors, down-on-their-luck musicians, wandering barbers, destitute dandies, and a warlord who's fallen from power. These are stories of ordinary people struggling to survive, and two little tales of people afraid to lose what they have.
The story uses a lot of dialect, slang, theatrical jargon, and underworld lingo. Corrections are welcome if I've got anything wrong.
Theme: An ensemble portrait of the Republican era.
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