Japanese Drama

This book uses the emergence of the Japanese-language Kunqu opera troupe to imply the strategic intention of the Japanese pirate culture to invade the Ming Dynasty. It examines the murder case in the Du Family Courtyard in Wenzhou City from the perspective of the male protagonist Ye Rufeng (who is a businessman to the outside world, but is actually a member of the Imperial Guard Qianhu), and brings out a series of stories that contain the softness and grandeur of intangible cultural heritage Kunqu opera. There are many stories about the strength of Mingshenji Bureau's firearms, especially those that shattered the Japanese pirates' dual ambitions of cultural invasion and armed plunder. Among them are fierce confrontations between spies from all sides, and the sentimental love between children. They fully demonstrate the sonorous weight of strong winds, flying clouds, and the love of family and country in the heart.