Private's sketch about the thief Simuwu Fang Ding.

Xiong Bing, the Lost Treasure, was originally named Four Sheep Fangzun. The plot revolves around a series of stories about a group of greedy people vying for this national treasure after/kloc-0 was unearthed in Ningxiang, Hunan Province in 938. The soldier played the first hero, the most famous antique connoisseur at that time, and was also a liar in this group. In the play, he plays the pawnbroker and the disguised Japanese spy "Zhao git". Although the overall feeling of the performance is very similar to that of a little theatre drama, the "hanging now" and "smashing hanging" used by the actors from time to time show the unique charm of cross talk. Many modern words and hot spots, such as stock locking, Korean beauty, happy boys, the more you plan, the happier you are, etc., are thrown out intentionally or unintentionally, and jokes like "public money consumption" are also ironic. There are three comedians in a play, and there are many suspense and burdens. In particular, the atmosphere of the soldiers on the stage is very strong, and exaggerated performances and body movements make people laugh. Xiong Bing, a comic drama, has gathered many local comic actors in Hunan and has been performing in Changsha dialect and Ningxiang dialect in Hunan. From June 5th to1October 7th, 2008, it was performed in the Grand Theatre of the National Culture Palace. This time, for the convenience of Beijing audience, the language mode of Lost Xiong Bing was changed for the first time. Judging from the warm atmosphere at the scene, the Hunan Putonghua version of "Lost Treasure Xiong Bing" has obviously achieved a good "joke". The playwright soldier said, "The script is based on a true story. I wanted to adapt this story into a cross talk. I found that a lot of content could not be put down, so I changed it to cross talk. There is still a lot of content that can't be carried, so I groped and wrote it, and it became a cross talk drama.