The Play Is Not over Yet

He is a talented dancer who lost his voice due to a car accident and fell from the altar. In order to find his voice, he mistakenly went into the mountains and put on a mask that he shouldn't have worn. It was a show without an audience and an unstoppable nightmare. The moment he put on the "Nuo mask", he was no longer a human being, but became a "Yin walking man" connecting yin and yang. The lines on the mask squirmed on his face, and ancient dance steps controlled his limbs. He wanted to take off the mask, but found that the face had grown together with his flesh and blood. The old man in the village said: "If you put on the mask, you are a god; if you want to take off the mask, you are a ghost." In that bloody Nuo drama that spanned a hundred years, he was both the protagonist and the sacrifice. The play is not over, the people are not dispersed, and the soul is dead. This is not only a ritual to expel ghosts and plagues, but also an ultimate curse about "identity replacement".