No matter in the Jianghu, they all come from bad karma-a small teahouse and a big society.

Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there are intrigues.

I watched the movie Teahouse last night. I thought the teahouse was a leisure place for drinking tea and talking about mountains. Who knows, a small teahouse is also a big society, with warm and cold human feelings, and life can be vividly interpreted.

The story is about the change of teahouse and the life in teahouse from Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. In order to adapt teahouses to the development of each era, Wang Zhanggui has been constantly improving, but it is getting colder and colder! Finally, I hanged myself.

In a small teahouse, there are people who simply drink tea, fight crickets, play chess, do business, tell fortune, beg, and be thugs ... People of various religions appear in the teahouse in black and pink, intertwined with each other, and two generations come to power alternately, which not only shows the changes of the times, but also shows the sadness and helplessness of the working people in that era.

When Mr. Qin was young, he devoted himself to running industry for the country. As a result, the achievements of his last life were confiscated in the name of "reverse production"! Sad! He spent his whole life coming to the conclusion: "Don't be a good person!" Grandpa Chang has been honest and upright all his life. Finally, his eyes filled with tears but his heart was unwilling: "I love my country, but who loves me?" Wang Zhanggui guarded his teahouse all his life, but he didn't get it when he died.

Small teahouse, how many joys and sorrows, how many joys and sorrows. Different tragic fates are intertwined here, but the taste is beyond our understanding in this era. World peace is a relative concept, not an absolute concept. We can only say that at present, we are glad that we live in a relatively beautiful world, and we should cherish it more.

Pay tribute to the older generation of artists and pay tribute to Mr. Lao She.