My comments on Mei Lanfang’s character include:

Chinese modern novelist and writer Lao She: Suddenly I heard the news that Comrade Mei Lanfang passed away due to illness. We were all devastated for a long time and on the verge of tears! Some of us are friends of Master Mei, and some have only seen his performances, but we all express our sadness in unison. Everyone knows that this is a huge loss to the national opera community!

On October 28, 1913, "Drama Talk" in the 13th edition of "Shenbao" commented on Mei Lanfang: Mei Lanfang's Qingshan is also a first-rate figure in the capital, and he has long been famous for his excellent color skills. The combination of two difficulties in the capital must have special skills to move people. Those who have a pear garden addiction will naturally join in the viewing, and the first stage will have a gap between the seats and the ground.

Chinese critic and dramatist Mei Shaowu commented in "The Complete Works of Mei Lanfang: General Preface": He is a diligent and studious actor who has been studying classical literature, traditional Chinese painting, national music, etc. since his youth. He studied the traditional culture of his motherland in various aspects such as folk dance, folklore, phonology and costume studies, and integrated these knowledge into his art, thus creating a large number of excellent plays and forming an art school with unique style and style - - Plum pie.