Republic of China: With the support of the veteran actor system, it is invincible

Lin Mu came to the groom, but did not take the whip. Instead, he gently reached out and touched the "horse's back". Then he reached out to take the whip, lifted his foot, and got on the horse!

"I cried all the way out of Yanmen Pass—"

In the last line of Xipi rocking board, Lin Mu’s expression and emotions are all full!

Especially the last part of "Yanmen Pass", the emotion is so perfect!

The fans in the audience were also moved by Lin Mu's emotions and perfect singing voice, and immediately burst into warm applause and cheers!

Lin Mu and Hu Bilan looked at each other, and suddenly it felt like a glance that lasted a thousand years!

Hu Bilan flicked her handkerchief and turned her head away, unable to bear to look any longer!

Only then did Lin Mu shake his whip and walk off the stage!

This scene made many fans with low tear points burst into tears!

Separation from life and death is often the most heartbreaking plot!

"Seeing the prince consort riding a carved saddle, he was terrified—"

"I will only feel at ease after waiting for my husband to return to me——"

Hu Bilan's last two lines of Xipi Yaoban finally brought tears to more people's eyes!

This part of the plot gives people a sense of "Swallow, how can I live without you?"

……

After arriving backstage, Lin Muma rushed to the stage door, ready to continue his performance!

Hu Bilan first placed the God of Joy face down respectfully on the red cloth spread on the altar.

Hu Bilan bowed to the God of Joy and then returned to her chair and sat down.

The reason why the God of Happiness should be placed face down is because his status is too high. If he is placed face up, everyone who sees him will have to bow to him.

If there are too many people giving greetings, it will be very inconvenient backstage!

Secondly, there is another saying that if the God of Joy is placed face up, he may suddenly disappear without a trace!

However, these are traditions in the troupe, and everyone has become accustomed to it!

Some people in later generations thought that these were bad habits and feudal superstitions.

Anyone who says these things is either stupid or bad!

Many ancient customs are not simply superstitions, but have a basis in fact!

Just like many seemingly unreasonable laws and rules in modern times, they were actually formed because such things happened in the past!

If these things didn't happen, would people be crazy to come up with so many weird and seemingly unreasonable rules?

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The play "Silang Visits His Mother" can be regarded as the highlight of Lao Sheng's play.

The first part is the rivalry with Princess Tiejing, and the second part is the rivalry between him and the two princes-in-law when passing the level!

The two actors who played the roles of the first and second uncles of the emperor were two clowns, wearing Qing Dynasty official uniforms and walking out in a swagger.

"I received the Queen Mother's Golden Arrow—"

“The sword is unsheathed and the bow is strung—”

"Fan'er and I will stand in front of the pass—"

"Someone passed the customs and carefully examined——"

The two of them sang two lines of Xipi rocking board, which made the audience frown!

Damn, after listening to Lin Mu’s peerless voice and then listening to the singing of these two clowns, I really have the urge to wash my ears!

However, they did not make a fuss or anything. After all, they knew that Lin Mu's troupe was top-heavy. The leading actors were very powerful, but the supporting actors were just mediocre!

However, they came mainly to listen to Lin Mu, so it didn’t matter how the others sang!

After the singing, the two princes-in-law and several guards walked to the exit door. This is the checkpoint!

The door to the stage!

The groom led Lin Mu out quickly!

"Just now I left the Imperial Palace—"

"It's so sad for husband and wife to be separated——"

"Stand in front of the pass—"

"The gatekeeper is so majestic—"

After a piece of Xipi Kuaiban, Lin Mu waved the whip in his hand and shouted,

"switch!"

The two uncles asked at the same time,

"Where?"

The "ka" here is a Manchu word, which means "go"!

Lin Mu said in a grand manner,