From "A Hundred Birds to the Phoenix" to "Changing Faces", the master just said, don't frown if my story is not appealing enough. I will only use straight words to set the scene and tell the story. There is no intense emotional impact, no racking of brains to deliberately push the audience's emotions. The world is hot and cold, but the actors and artists cherish each other, and the feudalism is solidified but the truth destroys it. The exploration of traditional culture, the questioning of traditional feudal thought, and the incompetence of the bureaucracy, the narrative is grand but not cramped. In the end, the grandfather and grandson both changed their faces and paddled, which is really gratifying.
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