Time passes day by day in the humorous manuscript of the car.

My head was full of car humor and jokes.

On June 18, 2009, the play Jane Eyre premiered at the National Centre for the Performing Arts.

Ye Qian and I came to the National Centre for the Performing Arts of China.

The National Centre for the Performing Arts of China, located on the west side of Tianan/Gate Square in the center of Beijing, is the highest temple of performing arts in China, the largest platform for cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, and an important base for China's cultural and creative industries.

"Now the 'Dome' has also become one of the landmark buildings of the 16 scenic spots of New Beijing." I said to Ye Qian with a smile.

"Yes," Ye Qian smiled, "the unique main structure of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, a pool of crystal clear water, and a large area of green space, trees and flowers on the periphery not only greatly improve the ecological environment of the surrounding area, but also embody the concept of harmony and complementarity between people, people and art, and people and nature." ”

"The shape of the NCPA is really new and avant-garde," I admired, "and it is a unique concept, a combination of tradition and modernity, romance and reality." ”

"What does the theater look like, you say?" Ye Qian asked me with a smile.

"Like a visitor," I said seriously, "the Grand Theatre's massive oval shape looks like a visitor from outside the world on Chang'an Avenue, and the conflict with its surroundings makes it stand out." ”

"Yes," Ye Qian smiled slightly, "This 'Visitor from Heaven' is a theater in the city, a city in the theater!" ”

"It's like a pearl too," I smiled, "the pearl of the lake!" ”

"Yes," Ye Qian said sharply, "this theater appears as a 'pearl in the lake' beyond imagination!" ”

"It's more like an eggshell," I said solemnly, "and what the NCPA wants to express is the inner vitality, the inner vitality under the external tranquility." A simple 'eggshell' with life inside, the Grand Theatre represents the end of one era and the beginning of another. ”

"Theater has the best of the three worlds, you know?" Ye Qian suddenly asked.

"Of course I do," I blurted out, "the world's largest dome, the deepest building in Beijing, and the largest pipe organ in Asia." ”

Ye Qian smiled.

Night falls.

Through the gradually opening "curtain", you can see the splendid opera house.

The staggered "mushroom lamps" on the surface of the opera house's shell are like confusing stars, echoing with the night sky in the distance, making the Grand Theater full of subtle and unique charm and beauty.

Ye Qian and I chatted as we entered the performance hall through an underwater passage.

"Have you read the novel Jane Eyre?" Ye Qian asked softly.

"Yes," I said, "the English writer Charlotte Brontë is an autobiographical work." ”

"Yes," Ye Qian nodded, "the work tells the story of an English woman who has been orphaned since she was a child, and constantly pursues freedom and dignity in the midst of various hardships, insists on herself, and finally achieves happiness." The novel fascinatingly shows the twists and turns of the heroine and heroine's love experience, sings the praises of getting rid of all old customs and prejudices, and successfully portrays the image of a woman who dares to rebel and dare to fight for freedom and equality. ”

"Jane Eyre is an influential book," I said with emotion, "and for more than 100 years, the image of Jane Eyre has been immortal, and this novel has been well received by people all over the world, and many experts have given praise to it." ”

"My writing is also influenced by this novel," Ye Qian said thoughtfully, "The poetic and lyrical dialogues of the heroes and heroines in the novel have had a certain influence on the subsequent literature, and its linguistic characteristics have become an important reason for the love of the majority of readers, especially young readers, and its social practical significance, especially the emancipation of women, is worth pondering." ”

"Women should continue to pursue freedom and dignity!" I sighed.

"Okay," Ye Qian reminded in a low voice, "Let's stop talking and start watching the opera!" ”

I smiled.