Picking the cake on the flat ground and taking the thief across the street (Essay on Anshi Leaving Blank, 219914)

In the past, buskers, whether in cross talk or drama, lived on their own merits, and there was a jargon that said, "Picking a cake on the ground, holding a thief opposite, and playing gongs and drums face to face, can't be anything false."

Picking a cake on a flat ground means drawing a circle from a flat ground, and the actors perform in it, just like picking out a cake, which means self-reliance, self-reliance and starting from scratch.

Holding a thief in front of you means that you have to have a hard guy with real skills in your hand, so you can really fight with a knife and a gun. Otherwise, I'm afraid you'll have to stumble behind the thief, not face to face, which makes it an open plan.

In order to make a living, the old artists who left behind in the past mainly said, "Look at what kind of audience is coming in the venue today, and the actors can arrange what programs to perform today." Therefore, in general, the old venue does not give programs, which temporarily looks at the audience's situation.