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When love happens between two introverted people, how will they overcome their inner fears and step forward?
A poster for "The Windows," a new episode of China Media Group's creative Chinese opera series "Play of All-beings" /CMG
"The Windows" is a new episode of China Media Group's creative Chinese opera series "Play of All-beings," which explores ways to add a modern touch to traditional Chinese operas. Dressed in costumes from the Kunqu Opera masterpiece "The Peony Pavilion," written by renowned Chinese dramatist Tang Xianzu in the 17th century, the actors are actually telling a modern story.
A scene from "Play of All-beings: The Windows" /CMG
It showcases how two people, who are used to hiding behind computer screens, act when love comes calling. Instead of speaking or singing out the actors' lines, their words are shown in the subtitles with keyboard typing sounds to display the thoughts and feelings of the two.
A scene from "Play of All-beings: The Windows" /CMG
Inner conflicts, cautious attempts, fears and joy... you can find all of these themes in this whimsical story. Will these two young people be brave enough to open the "windows" to their hearts, and what will happen afterwards?