Opera Singer Female Lead
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Out Of The Dream
#1
Urban, Romance, Life
Yao Chi, Chen Yusi, Fu Jing
Yu Fei, a female student who took the male role in Peking Opera, studied under the master of the “Shan Deng Ting” and was expelled from the oprea due to a mistake. Bai Fili, the producer of the old-fashioned stage play, was looking for an actress with Peking Opera skills for a new play. So they met. Yu Fei’s Peking Opera voice made Bai Feili’s play famous inside and outside the circle, but because of the death of his mother, they broke off contact. When they met again, Yu Fei was already preparing for the professional opera school, and Bai Fili’s company was facing a new project crisis. When Yu Fei moved into Bai Fili’s home for a part-time job, Bai Fili focused on helping Yu Fei prepare for her exams; she got to know his family better. With the help of her grandparents, they finally fell in love. In order to let Yu Fei focus on her career in Peking Opera, Bai Feili broke up with her at the most desperate moment. But after knowing the truth, Yu Fei chose to help Bai Feili’s company to finish the performance. In the end, Yu Fei sang a different version of “Wu Zi Xu” on the stage of “Ding Sheng Chun Qiu”, and Bai Fei Li made the premiere of her new play “Nan Ge Ru Meng 2” a full house, and they got married.Stay Young Stay Passion
#2
War, Suspense, Life
Yang Shuo, Zhang Han, Guo Xiaoting
After the 1927 Guangzhou Anti-Revolutionary Coup, the underground members of the Chinese Communist Party, the Han couple, bravely sacrificed themselves. Their three separated children were each adopted by ordinary families. The eldest son became an apprentice in a pharmacy, the second son became a chef, and the youngest daughter pursued a career as a Cantonese opera performer. Under the guidance of their respective mentors, they grew into experts in their fields. Just as they were about to find and seek revenge on the individuals responsible for their parents' deaths, the Second Sino-Japanese War broke out, and Guangzhou fell under occupation. This drastically altered their destinies. The eldest son engaged in a seven-year struggle against a Japanese pharmaceutical merchant to protect traditional Chinese medicine formulas and ultimately sacrificed his life while opposing Japanese biological weapons. The second son refused to collaborate with the enemy and moved to Hong Kong to promote Cantonese cuisine. When his career was successful, he returned to Guangzhou to help his brother save the people. The youngest daughter led a theater troupe in contributing to the war effort and continued to refine her Cantonese opera skills, seeking a balance between the harsh realities of life and the beautiful world of theater. Until the end of the war, the three siblings steadfastly upheld their national pride and continued to pass on their respective skills and traditions.
