The tea is fragrant, the wine curtain is gone, friends get together, and return to the front of the building.
These four small bowls connect the story of Han Chunming's struggle in "Under the Zhengyang Gate".
In 2013, this TV series based on true events quickly became popular with audiences, and the inspirational story of a poor boy who started from scratch caused countless people to reverie.
Many people envy Han Chunming's good luck and envy the life of the tattered monkey, and the accusation of Su Meng ushered in a perfect ending in emotional entanglements.
However, ten years have passed, and when I revisited the show, I found that the supporting characters in it were not simple.
Su Meng's uncle (played by Hao Jinming) is an overseas Chinese, who will do whatever it takes for profit in the play, becoming a stumbling block on the emotional road between Su Meng and Han Chunming.
Although his image in the play is annoying, it turns out that this character is the prototype in Han Chunming's life.
In 2011, after "Silly Spring" was on the air, director Liu Jiacheng got a good script for "Love in the Courtyard", but he couldn't find investors.
So, he confided in his friend Hao Jinming, and Hao Jinming's entrepreneurial experience became an inspiration, so "Under the Zhengyang Gate" came into being.
The tattered monkey (played by Lee Guangfu) makes a living by picking up rags, sees life very thoroughly, and becomes a mentor and friend on the road to Han Chunming's fortune.
Li Guangfu, a national first-class actor with a wealthy family, once got rich quickly in the 80s at a rate of earning more than 3,000 in five days.
His experience provided Han Chunming with guidance and avoided many detours.
Su Meng's mother (played by Hasgaova) is a competent mother, but her gateway view of her daughter's marriage makes her an unlikable character in the eyes of the audience.
Hasgaowa, a national first-class actor, graduated from Shanghai Theater Academy, and was active in many Inner Mongolia film and television works in the 80s.
Su Meng's grandmother (played by Li Wenling) is smart and wise, and supports the relationship between Han Chunming and Su Meng.
Li Wenling, a drama actor, once became famous for her role as Fat Ju in "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" until her comeback after the millennium.
Xiaoqinghe's secretary Yang (played by Yang Lixin) was the leader of Han Chunming when he joined the team, although he didn't have many scenes, but he played the spirit of the old cadres.
Uncle Guan (played by Ni Dahong) is the descendant of the Admiral of Jiumen, adding the style of old Beijing to the play.
Ni Dahong, a cross talk actor, won the audience's love with the role of Sun Maocai in "Qiao's Courtyard" and became the top of the uncle circle.
Han Chunming's mother (played by Li Yeping) is a sensible and understanding mother, who influenced her son with her words and deeds and taught him to be generous.
Han Chunyan (played by Wei Xiaojun) is a filial and principled sister who supports Han Chunming and Su Meng's relationship.
Landlord Liu (played by the late Li Jianhua) is the owner of Han Chunming's antique bed, and he succeeded in grinding and soaking it through soft grinding and hard foaming, and obtained** and a house.
Su Meng's father (played by Zheng Qiang) is a stereotypical character, although there are fewer scenes, but it provides support for the plot.
These supporting characters all play an indispensable role in "Under the Zhengyang Gate", and their stories are intertwined and add a lot to the whole plot.