What is the ending of Lao She's Teahouse?

Pockmarked Liu: Report to Director, the old Yutai has been in business for more than 60 years, and the nine cities are famous and the location is good. With this time-honored brand, it is a stronghold for us and it will be successful! I'm going to sell tea as usual, and I'll send Xiao Dingbao and narrow-minded as hosts. I will definitely get a lot of information by seeing all kinds of people here!

Pockmarked Liu: Ah! Old shopkeeper! My father's old friend, grandpa! Report to the director, he doesn't hang up very much, hang up!

The end of Yutai Teahouse in Teahouse is that Pockmarked Liu and Director Shen are going to change it into an intelligence station. The boss Wang Lifa finally hanged himself.

Teahouse is a drama written by the modern writer Lao She on 1956. Published in1the first issue of Harvest magazine edited by Ba Jin in early July, 957. June 1958 was published by China Drama Publishing House. The play shows the social changes in the past half century in three periods: the Reform Movement of 1898, the warlord scuffle and the eve of the founding of New China.

What stories happened in Laoshe Teahouse?

In the first scene, in the late Qing Dynasty after the Reform Movement of 1898, the business of Yutai Teahouse was booming, but the note "Don't talk about state affairs" posted on the wall everywhere vaguely revealed major changes. Eunuch Pang, wooed by Pockmarked Liu, bought Kang, a country girl, as his wife, while Qin Zheng proudly prepared for saving the country through industry.

In the second act, during the period of warlord scuffle, the war made the teahouse in Beijing unsustainable, and the old "Yutai" was also struggling to support it. In order to avoid being eliminated, Wang Lifa turned the back of the teahouse into an apartment. However, soldiers of fortune are rampant, hungry people are everywhere, and the teahouse operated by the duty is getting more and more depressed. But the matchmaker pockmarked Liu did another wicked thing, saying that two deserters had married their wives.

In the third act, during the period of reunification after the Anti-Japanese War, Yutai Teahouse was even more dilapidated after hardships, but in the eyes of hooligans and local ruffians, it was still a piece of fat. Pockmarked Liu is drooling over the teahouse and wants to keep it for himself; Wang Lifa saw that the old shop couldn't go on, so he asked his son, daughter-in-law and family to follow Kang to fight guerrilla warfare. He personally mourned his fate with Qin Hechang.

Finally, talk about the writing background of Teahouse and my thoughts after reading it:

The drama Teahouse is the works of Lao She 1956 to 1957. Lao She wrote Teahouse, which was originally a drama with four acts and six scenes. There are many characters in it, written from Guangxu period to the eve of liberation. The protagonists in the play are three brothers. Lao She took the first draft to Beijing People's Art and read it to Dean Cao Yu, Director Jiao Juyin and others for comments. Cao Yu and others think that the most exciting part of this work is the second scene of the first 1 act, which took place in an old teahouse. They feel that they should start a new stove according to this scene and write a play describing the social appearance of the old times. Lao She accepted this suggestion happily and immediately said: Hand in the script after 3 months! And Lao She finished this excellent work within the time limit. After reading it, Dean Cao Yu praised Lao She for "lifting weights as easily as possible". When it comes to the creation of this work, Lao She is also quite complacent and thinks that "there is a new attempt".

Let's take a look at the work. The success of this work lies in the success of the language and the lines in place, from which we can feel the Beijing film accent of old Beijing. When the lines are in place, the characters will be vividly presented. This play has many characters, a long time span and great difficulty in creation. Lao She's construction of the main characters in the play runs through the whole play, and the minor characters are handed down from generation to generation, making the whole play coherent. Each character plays his own story, which is closely related to his own era.

The above is the ending and story of the teahouse. Welcome to comment in the comments section.