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The Mei Arts Festival is an important annual cultural event in Tainan. It combines Gezi opera performances with traditional banquets and attracts many people to participate.
The golden soup seafood hot pot is gorgeously presented like "a big ship entering the harbor". (Photo by reporter Hong Ruiqin)
Although the "Shamei Art Festival" has come to an end, the topic of "watching a show at a table" continues to be discussed. The last dish on the 22nd was splendid. The Golden Soup and Seafood Hotpot was gorgeously presented like "a big ship entering the harbor." The delivery lady had to work hard to serve the dishes to each table. She also said with a smile: "The boss paid for this table (lost money in Taiwanese), everyone needs to help shout for a raise!"
There were many people at the scene who couldn't get tickets and asked to share a table. Netizen chauchingwu shared that he was successfully admitted by "raising a sign" in order to eat at a table and watch a show. As a veteran jobber and an old Anping native, he couldn't get a ticket. At home, he could hear the opera and the cheers of the crowd outside, but he could only watch the live broadcast on his mobile phone. He lamented, "It's so cruel to me that I can't eat at the table!"
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He posted messages on Threads asking for help on the 21st, but never received a response from the table leader until his senior suggested going directly to the scene to "raise a sign." So I arrived at the scene at 5 pm, held a sign saying "I want to eat at the table, please take in" and walked all the way from the entrance to the back. Many friends smiled and took photos after seeing it. Unexpectedly, someone really waved, and I was finally "carried in" to eat at the table. I exclaimed: "Ah, I am so happy!" I also felt a strong sense of human touch in my childhood memories of eating at the table and watching a movie.
Another netizen laughed and said that for the dishes that could be packed for the banquet, the tablemates would say with "pitying eyes": "Take it back, after all, you people in Taipei eat very poorly and only have 3 blueberries." As a result, when he went south, he only had 1 small bag, and when he returned to Taipei at 4 o'clock in the morning, it turned out to be 4 big bags. Carrying it upstairs was so tiring that it felt like retraining. He couldn't help but laugh and shout: "Don't mess with the Tainan people when you mess with the dragon and the tiger!"
The finale was performed by the Xiuqin Opera Troupe in "Sister Lin Tou Captures Zhou Asi Alive". Golden Horse Award Best Supporting Actress Lu Xuefeng improvised "Beef Noodles", "I owe 23 million yuan" and other current affairs jokes into her lines, amusing the audience. Fans donated 20,000 yuan, and she also designated a donation to the shelter workshop. The warmest footnote that reflects the beauty is "Justice is seen in the play, and humanity is seen outside the play."
People bring their own lights. (Photo by reporter Hong Ruiqin)
Lobster sandwich (photo by reporter Hong Ruiqin)
chauchingwu shared and raised a sign to be admitted. (Picture taken from Threads)
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