In addition to dividing the details of old actors according to the key points of performances, there are also methods to divide them according to the identity and social status of roles, including: old hats, old robes, wrinkled old people, old handles and old arrows. The old man with the king hat is wearing a king hat on his fingers and a dragon robe, playing the role of emperor and so on. For example, Liu Xiu in Going to the Rooftop to Hit the Golden Brick, Emperor Taizong on the Jinshui Bridge, the late emperor in xiaoyaojin, and Liu Zhang in Taking Chengdu. These old bones of Elvis Presley are basically singers. Old people with robes have a wider range. Generally, officials of different ranks are dressed in official positions and embroidered official uniforms. For example, in the second palace, Yang beheaded in Yuanmen, and in the fourth bachelor's degree. There is also a group of people who wear official robes and shamao, such as Lu Su in Hero, Kou Zhun in Official History, Zou Yinglong in Yan Ge, Pan Bizheng in red and Liu Bingyi in blue in Yu Tang Chun, including Zhuge Liang in Bagua Fu. There is also an old man with pleats. This kind of role is the most, because pleats are casual clothes, and they are widely used, such as Mi Heng in pass the parcel (Scholars), Chen Gong in Catch and Release Cao, Fan Zhongyan in Begging for firewood to make trouble with officials, Zhu Maichen in Sprinkling Horses, and Chen Liangliang in Spring Fragrance. Fan Zhongyan and Zhu Maichen are also called poor students or bitter old students because of their poor life and simple clothes. There is also an old man with an arrow, also known as an arrow suit old man, who wears an arrow suit, sometimes wearing a role like an arrow suit or a jacket. There are not necessarily martial arts in the play, but most of the roles he plays come from martial arts. For example, Wu Jiapo's and Xue in Fenhe Bay all belong to this category.