"Seven Days Red" reflects that after 1927 Nanchang Uprising, Zhao Yijun arrived in Chaozhou from Tai Po in September, and established the revolutionary regime of workers and peasants in Chaozhou, Shantou, Jieyang and Chenghai with the local Party committee in Chaoshan. Soon, Qian Dajun, Huang Shao and Chen of the Kuomintang attacked Chaoshan; The revolutionary army was forced to withdraw from Chaoshan, and the local revolutionary regime was established only seven days ago. The masses call it "Seven Days Red". The Chaozhou Opera "Seven Days Red" was written by Li Yingqun, Xie Yi, Liu Guanyao, Lai and Yuan Mulun, and performed by Chao 'an Chaozhou Opera Troupe. The script reads: "After the August 1st Uprising, the troops went south, occupied Chaoan County on September 23rd, established the workers and peasants regime, and the military and civilians gathered together to celebrate the victory. Commander He (He Long) personally fired a gun at the Red Guards, which greatly aroused the revolutionary fighting spirit of the workers and peasants. Gu Pengcheng, director of the reactionary militia general bureau, fled to the country's lair to rebel. He sent Li Hansheng, a staff member of the teaching team, to explore the reality, and the army and the people joined forces to liberate Gulong Village and rescue Song Bingyun, the head of the agricultural movement who was arrested. Song Bingyun and other representatives of workers and peasants were cordially received by Secretary Zhou (), and their fighting spirit doubled. On September 30, the insurgents who stayed in Chaozhou City fought bravely with the enemy in Zhugan Mountain and finally left Chaozhou. The people bid farewell to Commander He and the rebel army, holding high the red flag and continuing along the road of armed struggle. Some characters and plots in the play are fictional, but the whole play is based on historical facts. For example, Zhou Enlai, He Long and others stationed in Chaozhou, commanded the battle and helped to establish the local revolutionary regime, all of which were based on historical facts and kept the truth of history.