What is the main story of the Peking Opera "The Tale of the Red Lantern"? What's the point of view?

The Story of the Red Lanterns tells the heroic story of Li Yuhe, a three-generation family of underground workers, who fought against the Japanese invaders during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in order to transmit a secret code to the guerrillas.

The story of the Peking Opera "The Tale of the Red Lanterns" is taken from the movie "The Man Who Came After Me," whose original creator was Huang Yongjiang.

The movie is a historical story set against the backdrop of the Northeastern Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, reflecting the revolutionary struggle of the Jilin Railway Underground Party under the leadership of Li Weimin in the pseudo-Manchurian Jilin Railway Bureau under the white terror of the Japanese gendarmerie. The story takes place in Jilin City, Jilin Province, Longtanshan Railway Station, railroad wrenching worker Li Yuhe prototype is the pseudo-manchu period of the first generation of Chinese **** Jilin City Committee leaders Li Weimin and others.

The movie was released nationwide in the 1960s, and soon the play was adapted into a Shanghai opera by the Shanghai Shanghai Opera Troupe, followed by the Harbin Peking Opera Theater's first move to the Peking Opera stage, which at the time was called The Revolution Has Its Own Later Generations.

The Tale of the Red Lanterns is an excellent reserved repertoire of the Chinese Peking Opera Theatre, with eleven plays***, namely: the first play, "Receiving the Transportation Officer", the second, "Accepting the Mission", the third, "Getting out of the Congee Shelter", the fourth, "Getting out of the Congee Shelter", and the third, "Getting out of the Congee Shelter". "The Masses Help", Scene 8, "The Penal Colony Struggle", Scene 9, "Going Forward", Scene 10, "Ambush and Annihilation", and Scene 11, "The Ambush and Annihilation". "The eleventh game is "victory".

Cover of the comic strip "The Tale of the Red Lanterns"

The classic cantata of the play include "All Have a Bright Red Heart", "The Poor Man's Child Becomes a Household Early", and "Gallant in Guts and Gallantry", of which the content of the cantata "Gallant in Guts and Gallantry" is as follows: "Drinking a bowl of wine from my mother before I left, I was gallant in guts and gallantry. Hatoyama hosted a banquet to make friends with me, and we had thousands of cups of wine to drink. The season is bad, the snow and wind come suddenly, Mom has to remember the cold and warmth all the time. (Excerpts from the Tale of the Red Lantern)