Everyone in the troupe used shoddy props to perform yellow sketches to make people laugh and earn some food rations.
Changsheng and Kong Ji, two people with deep bonds, are both friends and brothers, and beyond these two identities, they have always shared weal and woe. Changsheng was brave and reckless, and was beaten on behalf of Kong Ji to stand out for him; Kong Ji was cowardly and sensitive, and taught Changsheng to write and begged for him.
The shadow on the eve of the storm heralds the tragic fate of each character without exception, and it is impossible to separate Changsheng and Kong Ji, who are so deeply fettered, so they would rather live in the play, and live in the play without restraint.
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