The real Xiao Yuegui in history died peacefully in Hong Kong. Xiao became the last Shanghai king of Pujiang Chamber of Commerce. She married Huang (the second generation king of Shanghai). The final outcome is: all disputes are over, and Chang Lili, the biological daughter of Xiaohe and lifelong vegetable, quietly left Shanghai. 1984, Xiao Yuegui died peacefully in Hong Kong. The protagonist Xiao is said to be one of the founders of Shanghai Opera. Qu Shen, formerly known as Dongxiang Tune, really comes from Chuansha, Pudong, Hua Gutiao.

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It is different from Xixiang tune in Songjiang Qingpu and other places. Why Dongxiang tune is popular in Shanghai, while Xixiang tune is always a rural flower drum? It may be that farmers in Pudong have entered Shanghai more, or that early operators like Xiao have a great influence. In the early stage of this play, it was called local beach spring. In the late Qing Dynasty, it was forbidden for men and women to perform on the same stage, but there was no clear law. In the early Shanghai Opera, the founders were mostly men, but there were also women who dared to take the lead. Hu Lancheng's "This Life" was written for Wu Sibao's birthday, and the leading figures in the entertainment circle in Shanghai staged it one after another.