In ancient times, an emperor's treasure was lost. Ask the minister to find someone to give it to the person who took it.

"Huang" crosstalk repertoire. Liu Baorui 1957, a stand-up comic dialogue group, performed for the first time in the "New Quyi Appreciation Evening" sponsored by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and China Quyi Research Association in August.

The work narrates a farmer named Huang in the third person, with rich knowledge of life and quick reasoning. He was called the "Half Immortal" in the village and was sent to the palace by mistake to predict the theft of the night pearl. Huang cheated the manager of the truth by words, and went to the temple to make false accounts in advance, thus pointing out the whereabouts of the night pearl. The emperor was overjoyed to become an official, but Huang refused to resign. The emperor was angry and deliberately cut it down as an excuse. After several difficult problems, Huang answered all the questions and finally returned to his hometown to farm.