I saw a play in the countryside when I was a child. According to the scale, there are roughly three situations: one is the temple fair, which is larger in rural areas. It is usually held in big towns and villages, and it is held during the slack season in winter. Set up a stage and invite a troupe. Farmers watch plays for free, and some businessmen in rural areas will also go to meetings. At this time, there is less farm work, and farmers have leisure time to watch plays; Or "Li Ji", that is, villages that didn't have a market before want to set up a market, and they will also organize such large-scale temple fairs. The second is rural white matter. In the past, in the countryside, when my family was old and my children were promising, it was usually a wedding and funeral, and the troupe was invited to sing. There are many children at home, and some will invite two troupes to "resist Taiwan." The last one is the smallest one, that is, to come to various circuses in the village, and some rural miscellaneous artists walk the streets to perform. After the performance, they went door to door begging for money and food.

This is some traditions in rural areas in the past and is also regarded as a bad habit. It was very common in rural areas when I was a child. When the old man died, with many children and a good family situation, this troupe would be invited to sing. There are those who play suona, erhu, Xiao Sheng and gongs and drums. When I was a child, I learned about national instrumental music by watching this kind of drama. Usually a tent will be built for the troupe, and villagers or people from several surrounding villages will go to the theatre. People in "To the Opera House" talk about the children of this family while watching the play. What impressed me the most was a family in a neighboring village. The children are very promising and earn a lot of money. They invited two troupes to play against Taiwan, and singing "Sister-in-law" attracted many people. On the other side, an old man appeared, standing on the table, blowing suona with his nose. Really knowledgeable.