The play "All Quiet in Peking" tells the story of Fang Meng Ao, an underground member of the Communist Party of China who was lurking in the Kuomintang Air Force in 1948. In order to peacefully liberate Peiping, at the critical moment, he did everything for the happiness and tranquility of the people. A story about hard choices.

In that era when "the revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard", the comradely friendship is very touching - what's more, this touching heart is not in the exaggerated heart-opening, but in the Cui From the look in my uncle's eyes that loves Meng Ao deeply all the time, and from the action of never giving up, even if he can retreat without any hesitation, he is willing to sacrifice himself to death for you! If this is not love, I can only say that the pure feelings between gays at that time were so touching! To outsiders: Of the two bowls of noodles Du Yuesheng mentioned, he ate them the most decently! Uncle Cui's appearance is to rescue Fang Meng'ao, played by Liu Ye, and to deal with Xu Tieying, played by Chen Baoguo. The forbearing and restrained Uncle Cui hides his wisdom in the ability to freely retract human feelings. As the antonym of Ma Hanshan, Uncle Cui's sentence " When we do things, we must be prudent." He established his character early on. Any ugly situation could be resolved by Uncle Cui with a gentle and jade-like demeanor. Especially when he was questioned by a five-person group, he supported He can handle the situation well and knows how to give people human feelings. Even for a character as disgusting as Ma Hanshan, he is measured, polite and courteous. As the narrator said, "Du Yuesheng said that eating two bowls of noodles, one bowl is for the scene, and the other is for the affection. As long as you take care of the scene and show the affection at any time, everyone will take a high look." Uncle Cui relied on his dignity at all times.

For the first time, I learned that the Kuomintang actually always calls itself the "revolutionary party" and has also experienced the transformation from a "revolutionary party" to the "ruling party"; for the first time, I learned that the Kuomintang members are also referred to as "comrades" , and also won over quite a few young students; for the first time, they learned about the importance of the gold yuan currency reform in history. Although many people may not know that Liang Jinglun is certainly a fictional character, but he was a celebrity in the Kong and Song Dynasties, participated in the currency reform, and is said to have recommended the issuance of the currency system. Ji Chaoding, the National Government official of Jin Yuan Guan, is actually an underground party member of the Communist Party of China. Chen Lifu's later memoir "Learning from Success and Failure" denounced Ji Chaoding for deliberately letting the National Government compete with the people for profit, leading to his defeat in the mainland.

"All Quiet in Peking" boldly, artistically and coincidentally touches on two of the most sensitive political realities in contemporary China: anti-corruption and the student movement. These two realities richly demonstrate China’s special political philosophy connotation that is different from that of Europe and the West. I like "All Quiet in Peking" very much and feel that it is a rare masterpiece of Chinese drama in recent years. But now that he has been crowned the "Conscience of Chinese Drama", he always hopes to reach higher levels.