What are the villains in Chef Fu Gui?

Speaking of "the chef is expensive", it can be said that it is a childhood memory of many people. I still remember watching "The Chef is Expensive" when I was a child, which brought us a lot of laughter. Originally, the play was a comedy, but it ended in tragedy, and the protagonists were all crazy at last. I thought it was a comedy, but it took me ten years to understand why the protagonists were all crazy in the end.

And the villain Richard in our play. On the surface, Xiao is Xiao's good friend, but in fact, he has been playing tricks behind his back, putting Xiao and the flying saucer and even the emperor in danger several times. In fact, Xiaolizi is not bad. Everything he did was to see his parents again, and finally he realized that his parents had already starved to death.

Xiao Lizi was instructed by K Jun and did many bad things. She thinks she can meet her parents. Everything he did was worthwhile, but he found that his parents died tragically a long time ago and all his friends left him. He was so sad that he finally went crazy.

In Xi 'an, Jin Daya, as another profiteer, has ignored the national justice, while Japanese chef Toshiro is polite and polite. Jin Daya is also a poppy dealer, and HarmonyOS really worked hard on it. Xiao Fugui lost the battle against Junichiro Koizumi at the beginning, and the onlookers shouted "It's really a shame for our Great Qing Dynasty". At that time, China could only be graced by one child? In Kaifeng, the county magistrate's wife used the back door for her son Menauzi, and Xiaolizi received money to help him become Fu Gui's assistant. The magistrate inferred from the news that the queen mother celebrated the emperor's birthday that the emperor's status had improved. To change the convention, he is just a flatterer of have it both ways.

At the Queen Mother's birthday party, officials gave so many treasures, and what's more, they bought a old bones to play with the stones on their chests. When the chef heard that little Fu Gui was in favor, he hurried to give gifts. In order to get close to Galeries Lafayette, Xiao Fei found the rattle and gave it to the magistrate who dismissed him. The magistrate was fascinated, but when he saw Lord K's waist tag, he immediately came to the spirit. Isn't this also a satire on those who are not familiar with fame and fortune? This also reflects the incompetence of selecting talents and appointing people in the late Qing Dynasty. Xiaolizi's parents are starving to death.

What goes around comes around.