What lines can explain the appearance of embarrassing events in Beijing opera?

There is a strange thing about Beijing opera: the two sides are fighting for each other, so intense that they can hardly be penetrated. People in the audience are too nervous to go out. They all opened their eyes wide for fear of "killing" each other in the blink of an eye. Strangely, however, just as the two sides were fighting each other, the tense and neat sound of gongs and drums suddenly stopped, and the movements of the characters also came to an abrupt end-the two sides looked at each other, looked at each other, and the weapons were facing each other, and everything seemed to be subdued by some kind of immobilization! Children and foreign guests can't help asking, "If one of them wakes up first and takes up a weapon and stabs at the other, isn't the other party' finished'?" "

In Chinese Peking Opera, "whip" and "appearance" are two artistic expressions. Author Xu Chengbei tells these mysteries in popular and humorous language, which not only introduces the knowledge about Peking Opera, but also reveals the author's love for Peking Opera and pride in traditional culture. Beijing opera anecdotes use a more vivid language style. Various humorous language styles such as metaphor, personification, analogy and contrast are used.