Against Fire

One looks smart, innocent and cute, but is actually shameless, despicable, cunning and treacherous. The other looks charming with picturesque features, but has a heart like a snake and a murderer. One looks elegant and noble, like a heavenly being, but in fact he is unscrupulous and has a dark heart. The other looks honest and honest, values ​​love and justice, but in his heart is arrogant and arbitrary. Four people, four places, four actors, four stages. Look at how they perform the play "Confronting Fire", how they perform the confusion of being so close but not being able to see each other's expressions, the helplessness of always hurting each other even though they should be very close, the contradiction of using each other but can't help but want to get closer, and the contradiction of being infatuated with each other even though they should be hated. . . . . Ambiguous