Why did Chen of the dyehouse send Ding Wendong to find Lin with a letter? I'm a little confused. I don't understand the plot. .

Because Ding Wendong studied in Japan, and his wife is also a Japanese aristocrat and speaks fluent Japanese, Pai Cheng Ding Wendong pretended to have a letter to find Lin.

The play tells the story of a beggar boy named Chen Shouting in Zhoucun, Shandong Province in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Later, he was adopted by Zhou Cun Tonghe, the owner of the dyeing house, and studied dyeing and weaving skills hard. Dahua printing and dyeing factory, co-founded by others, has embarked on the road of industrial printing and dyeing after ten years of painstaking operation, and finally made Dahua printing and dyeing factory develop into the second largest printing and dyeing factory in Qingdao.

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Introduction of main roles:

Chen Shouting 1

Chen Shouting, the hero of the play, is the main undertaker of the story and meaning. This is a legendary brand-new and unique image of a national industrialist, which is completely different from any previous literature and screen type. Chen Shouting came from the lowest stratum of the people. When he was a child, he begged and had no parents. He ate a hundred meals and wore a hundred clothes.

It is such a "nobody" who has not been influenced by poetry and books, and later became a genius in the printing and dyeing industry. Chen Shouting's legendary life and typical personality are mainly reflected in three aspects.

2. Shen Yuanyi

Different from some stereotypes, her relationship with Chen Shouting, the protagonist of this drama, is a brother-sister relationship, not a lover relationship. In fact, Shen Yuanyi is a dream in Chen Shouting's mind, and its symbolic and metaphorical significance is far greater than its image itself.

From the appearance, she was born beautiful and intelligent, with a breathtaking beauty, but she is very weak. In that turbulent and chaotic era, she was like a rootless duckweed swaying in the wind and rain, which is undoubtedly a great tragedy.