Director：Hui Kaidong, Sun Zhaoyi, Wang Chengxin
Actor：Huang Xiaoming, Yin Zheng, She Shiman, Mi Re, Liu Min, Li Zefeng, Jin Shijie, Tan Jianzi, Tang Zeng, Huang Shengyi, Du Chun, Bai Bing, Ma Su, Li Chunang, Fang Anna, Tang Jingmei, Huang Xingyan, Zhang Yixi, Chi Shuai, Hei Zi, Wang Maolei, Li Yixiao, Mi Xue, Gao Yuer, Hou Yansong, Lei Han, Wen Haibo, Liu Boxiao, Zhang Tianyun, Sun Di
Intro： The Sideburns Are Not the Red of BegoniasIn the 1930s, a new star of the pear garden named Shang Xirui gained fame in this industry in Beiping due to his solid skills. In order to establish himself in Beiping and fulfill his original promise to promote traditional opera, he persevered and immersed himself in the ocean of art. During this process, Cheng Fengtai, a wealthy businessman from the new school who had never seen Peking opera, was deeply moved after he accidentally watched Shang's performance. He intended to befriend him and, under Shang's influence, gradually became infatuated with Peking opera. With Cheng Fengtai's help, Shang Xirui overcame numerous obstacles to rebuild Shuiyun Building in Beiping and cultivated a group of outstanding Peking opera talents, leaving a profound impact. In 1937, when the Japanese army occupied Beiping, and faced with their shocking acts of burning, killing, and looting, those with foresight who could not bear the destruction of the beautiful mountains and rivers and national essence began to rise up in resistance. Shang Xirui and Cheng Fengtai were also influenced by the passionate sentiment of people defending their homes and country, temporarily setting aside their own minor life goals to join the revolutionary cause to protect their country and contribute to the preservation and inheritance of art.
In the 1930s, a new star of the pear garden named Shang Xirui gained fame in this industry in Beiping due to his solid skills. In order to establish himself in Beiping and fulfill his original promise to promote traditional opera, he persevered and immersed himself in the ocean of art. During this process, Cheng Fengtai, a wealthy businessman from the new school who had never seen Peking opera, was deeply moved after he accidentally watched Shang's performance. He intended to befriend him and, under Shang's influence, gradually became infatuated with Peking opera. With Cheng Fengtai's help, Shang Xirui overcame numerous obstacles to rebuild Shuiyun Building in Beiping and cultivated a group of outstanding Peking opera talents, leaving a profound impact. In 1937, when the Japanese army occupied Beiping, and faced with their shocking acts of burning, killing, and looting, those with foresight who could not bear the destruction of the beautiful mountains and rivers and national essence began to rise up in resistance. Shang Xirui and Cheng Fengtai were also influenced by the passionate sentiment of people defending their homes and country, temporarily setting aside their own minor life goals to join the revolutionary cause to protect their country and contribute to the preservation and inheritance of art.
