The uninterrupted music almost from beginning to end, especially the performance and singing of the people in the play, reflects the true vitality of the nation. The bear is coming, the conspiracy is coming, the war is coming, I'm sorry, please wait, my song is not over yet.
The more and more frequent neuroticism, the love that is so perfect that the heart stops, are all survivals that cannot be denied. In other words, the former is the real world, and the latter is almost an ideal paradise.
Where there is love, there is tolerance, and all violence and bloodshed and conflict of ideas are forgiven. Life returns to the original sex, and culture only needs music to be represented.
Those artificially set metaphors, in the face of this vitality, are not necessarily a pity to ignore. Do not remember the stubborn donkey, it insists on standing on the line of death is also the line of life, seeking death is survival, it symbolizes the tenacity of vitality.
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