I have to say that the screenwriter is really good. The seemingly impossible task was finally accomplished. During the period, there were twists and turns, like a cross talk, constantly shaking the burden. And the biggest burden was not shaken until the end. That's the real good script.
What's more worth mentioning is the lines in the play, which are full of humor. Laughing at yourself while telling jokes? Or put on all kinds of funny and exaggerated expressions? No, that's called hilarious at best, not humorous. The real humor is that the performer himself is serious, saying some ordinary words, or doing some inconspicuous things, but in that specific environment, it produces a special sense of comedy, which makes people laugh. "Eleven Arhats" has brought the sense of humor of language and action to the extreme, and it can be used as a textbook of cold humor.
But this sense of humor isn't for everyone. For those who are only used to the style of Zhao Benshan or Zhou Xingchi, or those who lack a sense of humor, it is impossible to understand.
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