Peking Opera 《execute ChenShimei》 Tom and Jerry meme Provenance Ching Chen Hanji 京剧《铡美案》

[@highsavantbot]

17:14

[@vin6665]

No reply yet? Also thanks dude

[@wolfgang646]

thanks

[@azuretasugach6124]

that one liner is already a song it self

[@MatuteGoro]

tom chino

[@Real-1]

IT'S REAL :OOOOO

[@TheGodQuac]

I found a random dude from tom and jerry meme

[@ahopefor]

So did I, he was very informative as to what that song is about and how it relates to this

[@jzgzhuang7314]

same

[@fernandoavendanha8279]

Me too

[@giacomoyoussef637]

Same

[@DivineLight661]

same, the Chinese guy helped us all understand a little bit more.

[@agustingracia6141]

Chinese People: Make a deep story about infidelity and the abuse of power. Westerners: hahaha funny cat go round

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

🤣🤣🤣

[@chin258456]

well it's a overly portray of history actually

[@borponoida9161]

It wasn't westerners who made the meme but I doubt you'll edit your comment. If you did I would honestly be impressed.

[@idndyzgaming]

Not even Western. It was Indonesian reviving and codifying the meme.

[@Chinothebad]

@@idndyzgaming And aside from that, the meme itself is catchy. Besides, one can assume westerners and the like won't really know about the source material unless they bothered to look deeper into it.

[@indicus9075]

Did everyone here come from that long comment by the dude on the tom and jerry video

[@VXIIL]

Yesss

[@wofan1000]

Didnt we all?

[@legobatman2440]

yes

[@williemherbert1456]

Me

[@diegomontilva6039]

thats right

[@Sondie]

When a meme results in people finding interest in another culture's arts. Pretty wholesome.

[@mool487]

too bad the subtitles stop working for me at around 19:43 :(

[@shenzhong2942]

except all the anti-chinese racism in these comments .-.

[@poopydoopy2000]

Now I love my own culture a lot more due to music

[@Chinothebad]

Indeed. Many of us come for the meme, and many of us stay for the source material the words come from.

[@quasicroissant]

holesum 100 keanu chungus 😲😲

[@Gualberto_Villaroel_Oficial]

came here from ching cheng hanzi meme

[@arent2295]

Lmao same man

[@denissetiawan3645]

ayyy fam

[@neuschwarzlich5666]

same man

[@pyromoon2871]

Ay lmao same fam

[@SierraAAM]

*s a m e* .. from that 1 hour loop tho?

[@arielgarcia6777]

Fuck Avengers Endgame All my homies watch *Peking Opera 《execute ChenShimei》京剧《铡美案》*

[@pistol_pete5942]

Yeah Bois

[@D1eg0_]

LETS GOOOO

[@muriamuria9441]

Wryyy

[@MayKelvin0806]

*DIO！*

[@zeurd9510]

What a beautiful duwang! *CHEWWWWWWWWW*

[@HermanLoud]

Imagine living in traditional China many years in the past, there was no TV, no Internet, no special FX, and you go to a theater like this on a folk event, it must have been one of the most spectacular things to experience.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

There are different popular dramas throughout China, which is very spectacular

[@hiimryan2388]

Hermanloud that was basically China in the 70s.

[@ricezzz2665]

i mean even with tv and the internet, seeing this live must still be very spectacular

[@williambaxter941]

19:57 yo, why do the captions stop I was actually excited to watch this

[@TheMakeSomething]

My thoughts exactly ;-;

[@linda121qq]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3_dc6hrq5J8iac full English sub video

[@curtiswilliams525]

Right

[@cartylie335]

@@linda121qq THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@ReverseMunki]

Turn on subtitles it continues

[@rebelroar78]

I love how the audience claps every time someone hits a difficult note.

[@losttimememory9059]

This 50 minutes opera must be a huge challenge to both actors and instrument players.

[@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104]

I felt sorry for the musicians’ fingers.

[@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104]

Btw this video isn’t actually the full duration of the play. This is actually the last part of 秦香蓮

[@losttimememory9059]

@@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104 :o

[@Browsingandbrowsing]

@Pope Leo X Are you referring to Beijing opera? It’s still very popular lol

[@jacksonmckenna891]

the full opera lasts about 2 hours

[@DivineLight661]

when she said *EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE* at 20:21 i felt that

[@MarkyIsNow]

Same

[@padpachan]

Markiplier be like

[@whiteline4157]

So deep...

[@mythydamashii9978]

zombieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@mt9456]

@@mythydamashii9978 you made me laugh my innards out sir

[@TadghCollins]

You didn't search for this. You didn't get recommended this. That long comment in the tom and Jerry meme brought you here.

[@Invader.Xim.]

No it was a different video

[@borisslavk01nolastname91]

Yes

[@togglehd]

And thats a Fakt

[@Bz9a]

Found this in know your meme website

[@r0mashka23]

Searched it.

[@ahmdjoiya]

Came Here For The Meme. Stayed For The Play

[@eldoprano]

X

[@dophan6938]

It is a cool play tbh

[@knighthunter1791]

same

[@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104]

I’m glad y’all are interested with this play. I mean I actually did the opposite. I came here for the play. But then I searched for the meme.

[@knighthunter1791]

@@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104 haha, guess it's just human nature to do the opposite of what we were supposed to do.

[@mariagu9967]

HAO!! -- Peking Opera audiences usually shout “Hao” (pronounce like "h-o-w", means well-done) immediately after they heard a good piece.

[@tong_thanh5837]

No it's pronounced like "jao" in Spanish.

[@Chinese_big_sister_ramen]

@@tong_thanh5837 好 = good

[@casso_4974]

Holy shit my Chinese class is actually useful rn

[@ulra7574]

omg just like Olé in Spanish

[@Pokesus]

I was so focused on the drama on 22:00 i just readed the title and i was like "wtf tom and jerry meme?" and i remembered what is about the title, i came for the meme originally but now i enjoy the scenes greatly, it really touches and is really good story. Specially when he takes a sword after see her in front of Bao Zheng, PROVING he's guilty before anything else, and still do a fair judge. I frikin love this.

[@JoshingX]

What's the meme? I am so lost.

[@Pokesus]

​@@JoshingX First the song a guy made remixing a part of the judgement became a meme, later somebody took a scene of Tom and Jerry where Tom was chinese like and they just mixed both.

[@Isaac-0.4]

The Chinese guy from the Ching Chen Hon Chi video brought me here.

[@narcisa3200]

me too

[@tungnieh5441]

same

[@teamknees]

judge: *pulls out the murder weapon* chen shimei: oh shit

[@lienlemusicstar]

20:21 the wife is dropping RECEIPTS

[@hrgrhrhhr]

I would probably really enjoy this if I knew what they were saying

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

During the Northern Song Dynasty, Chen Shimei entered the capital to take the exam, and was the number one champion, and was selected as emperor's son-in-law. His hometown has been drought year after year, his parents died, his wife Qin Xianglian and her children went to Beijing to find her husband, but broke into the palace and was expelled. Prime Minister Wang Yanling sympathized with her and tried to make Qin Xianglian play at the banquet dressed as a singer on Chen Shimei's birthday to help them reconcile, but failed. Wang Yanling sent Qin Xianglian a fan as a token and told her to go to Kaifeng Mansion to find Bao Zheng to sue (Bao Zheng was a famous, powerful and upright official in ancient China). Chen Shimei sent a private arm to Han Qi to hunt down. Han Qi let Qin Xianglian and her son go because he sympathized with them, but committed suicide because he failed to complete the task. Qin Xianglian fled and went to Bao Zheng's official office to accuse Chen Shimei of "killing his wife and child." Bao Zheng summoned Chen Shimei to Kaifeng Mansion to persuade them to reconcile, but Chen Shimei did not cooperate. Bao Zheng asked Qin Xianglian and Chen Shimei to confront each other. Chen Shimei relied on his noble status to argue with strong words; Bao Zheng was angry and prepared to execute Chen Shimei. The princess and queen mother rushed to stop the execution. In order to maintain the justice of the law, Bao Zheng continued to execute his sentence and executed Chen Shimei.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

This video tells one of the stories above, what happened after Qin Xianglian arrived at Bao Zheng’s official office

[@Search4Hida]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Damn, this is cool as frick

[@hrgrhrhhr]

@Beijing Volunteer First Aider thank you

[@LoveKrystal471]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 damn china... you scary

[@hiimryan2388]

24:28 that hat toss was very skillful

[@RoboLobster3000]

8:59 love when they turn their heads, it's really expressive

[@CourtlySeaDog]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@riza-2396]

Their hats are actually made that way to exaggerate the wiggling

[@panzerofthelake506]

​@@riza-2396pretty much everything in an Opera is supposed to exaggerate movements and emotions. This is something people who aren't used to opera find strange. Tv shows and soap operas from asian countries also follow this tradition, with the wild transitions and exaggerated movements

[@sirshagsalot929]

Thanks to the random Chinese guy in the spinning tom meme video

[@gamechanger8908]

"kim jong in the dungeon"

[@zedz4397]

You outta that dungeon yet?

[@YourAverageOnePieceWatcher]

Kinda surprised that still nobody explianed the lyrics yet, as it's part of the classic Chinese opera play "铡美案” ("the lawsuit that puts Chen Shimei to the guillotine"). The protagonist of this play is Bao Zheng, a famous judge in ancient China becuase he is known to overcome all kinds of difficulties to seek truth and deliver justice. The antagonist is Chen Shimei, who used to be a poor intellectual with a wife named Qin Xianglian, but he managed to come up on top in Keju exam (a test to select intellectual for public position in ancient China). Afterwards, he lied to the emperor and was chosen to become emperor's son-in-law, leading to a huge raise in his social status. As he was enjoying his new life of luxuary, Chen Shimei wanted to seperate his tie with his past life and ordered the assassination of his former wife Qin Xianglian. Fortunately, Qin Xianglian survived and managed to reach Bao Zheng and filed her accusation against Chen Shimei. The lyrics happens at the climax of the play, as Bao Zheng read the accusation in front of Chen Shimei to declare him guilty. Later on, Chen Shimei was executed on the guillotine despite his being the son-in-law of the emperor. To this day, people in China still refer to ingrate man who betrays his wife as "Chen Shimei", so now you have a new expression for this type of guy, LOL. The lyrics is as follows: 近前看其详上写著 : (Come close and looke closely at the accusation:) 秦香莲那年三十二岁, (Qin Xianglian, now 32 years old,) 那状告当朝驸马郎, (accuses the current emperor's son-in-law,) 欺君王瞒皇上, (because he lied to his majest,) 那悔婚男儿招东床. (as he betrays his old marriage to enter a new one.) Copied from some dude on a comment section lol

[@danielescalantedemedeiros.]

Thank you

[@angymarserrano8020]

If y'all want to know when the song comes, here's a timestamp: 17:16

[@bear499]

The hardest drop starts at 16:57. But 17:15 is the absolute zenith of this opera. Legendary

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

King shit.

[@bear499]

@JustMe-tc8qd thank you

[@李世民-q9i]

是的最精华的一个唱段

[@sirshagsalot929]

Bruh it's 3am and I've a test tomorrow and idk how I got here

[@amnesiadoro1578]

how did it go?

[@diegoferreyra8166]

24:55 now THAT's a drum solo

[@szczur0192]

We need a metal version of 17:06-17:45 Just think how it would sound

[@stonefacewiththedrip3377]

Chin cheng hanji go search it if you really doesnt know 😁

[@szczur0192]

@@stonefacewiththedrip3377 no, like a metal version of this opera

[@stonefacewiththedrip3377]

@@szczur0192 oh idk bout that but im curious as what it would sound too

[@t_0246]

I found a sample of that here but I'm still trying to find the version of the song kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKrFqZqCbN2Hpc0

[@thyroton_764]

nope, but the rap version

[@SargentoBonzo]

17:14 Guys Maybe this sounds crazy guys!, but I think that part would be awesome with another background music, something in the line of a Hip-Hop beat featuring a Pop Rock song in English performed by an all-female Romanian band.

[@kingkazuma2239]

That's a genuis idea

[@Rindew]

As a fan of the chinese culture this truly is one of the best songs from chinese opera's I've heard travelling around china I really felt the struggle that tom endured even though jerry would not stop being a dick

[@EthanMerbaum]

17:16 A legend was born

[@NothingXemnas]

It is funny and entertaining how, for a play so old, anyone can understand what the heck is going on. Human struggles are the same across the globe. Around 19:55 and onwards, you can see how RILED she is at finally finding a standing against her cheater of a "husband". Bao: "Feel free to question him". Qin, to Chen: "Here comes fire, because you are getting ROASTED today."

[@DeathScorpi0]

I find it weird and awesome at the same time that some percussion segments sound like they could fit on a death/thrash metal song

[@szczur0192]

That's exactly my point! Replace the other instruments with guitars and it'll sound amazing

[@hiimryan2388]

​@@szczur0192 that's like breaking down the ceiling of a house to add a disco ball

[@szczur0192]

@@hiimryan2388 as long as it makes the living room look rad B)

[@dunwich123]

I wish this had english subtitles... I love things like this!

[@gothbotanist2376]

There are now subs btw!

[@dunwich123]

@@gothbotanist2376 For some reason those subs aren't showing for me :(

[@dunwich123]

@@gothbotanist2376 Oh it is now. I love this!

[@mulaseven6993]

@@dunwich123 It shows in mine, tap on the [CC] button or the three dots in the top right corner. Make sure you have updated your KZbin.

[@GregoryMom]

@@mulaseven6993 It stops working about seventeen minutes in.

[@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts]

A shame there are only partial English subtitles, I would love to read the whole thing.

[@MintPro47]

First time seeing Chinese opera and it's really beautiful.I found more plays and I'm amazed

[@crappyaccount]

Links ? :)

[@MintPro47]

@@crappyaccount kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3_dc6hrq5J8iac found οne but I don't remember anything else cuz I watched them months ago its similar to that search Chinese peking opera of you want more 😅

[@julioduan7130]

@@crappyaccount kzbin.info/aero/PLQR03Ag73QhruZ0sYZJUKocXIHmxiTc6i

[@rtcoffee1235]

Imagine having a case so fire that future generations still reenact your lawsuit in opera form

[@josephpark6502]

Random dude from the Tom and Jerry meme, thank you for enlightening us to this culture. I absolutely love Beijing opera now!

[@hiimryan2388]

Who was the random dude lol

[@skumomcbee9193]

I came for the meme, but I have to admit this is beautiful :)

[@khitamvhutih8502]

From simply watching a meme to become an intellectual... Meme sure does gives me some knowledge

[@jacobusburger]

Officially one of my favourite operas now, along with Pagliacci, Don Giovanni, Die Zauberflöte, and Der Ring des Nibelungen.

[@everythingonyourmind2454]

Came here from a meme but the play caught my interest

[@Project_Rebel]

Chinese viewers: came for the play All the rest: came for Chin Cheng Hanji

[@thyroton_764]

i came here for learning chinese

[@Project_Rebel]

@@thyroton_764 that's good

[@thyroton_764]

@@Project_Rebel hahaha yea wo yiao shuo zhongwen

[@Project_Rebel]

@@thyroton_764 увы и ах, я русский, я не понимаю

[@thyroton_764]

@@Project_Rebel hahaha, that's chinese.

[@BotchuLeeSim]

I was brought here because I wanted to see full version of Ching cheng hanji, I’m not disappointed

[@cturner956]

Hello fellow English commenters, also here from the Tom & Jerry meme

[@ibish9513]

I thank the memes very much for causing me to come across such a masterpiece.

[@cococoffee2305]

Well now, I’m REALLY glad I discovered the Ching Cheng Hanji meme, because this is interesting.

[@tenji1995]

Idk what i watched but i love it

[@ahopefor]

A play based on a Chinese court case that happened during the Song Dynasty in which the Emperors son in law was convicted.

[@Falaxuper]

Good that there are subtitles on the screen

[@danielxuzumaqui1]

This opera is so deep that I can't even get what the subtitles are trying to say

[@bacharoni1685]

I like how for the entire show everyone looks normal and Ching cheng hanji guy is furious and then goes QEE!

[@zhengfuchao8835]

17:00~17:35，铡美案经典选段。

[@Hsu_0127]

zheng fuchao 這段氣要很長

[@dansinn]

Thanks

[@zhengfuchao8835]

@@Hsu_0127 怪不得，我唱到 "悔婚男儿招东床“ 的时候感觉唱不上去呢，换气没换好

[@stevenshi980]

The fact that the long beard guy who’s standing next to the chin Cheng hanji man looking surprised just cracked me up real bad

[@kl3321]

I like that the channel changed the title of this video. Very beautiful style of music and performance.

[@HespersQuest]

I desperately want to understand the context surrounding this entire performance. It is so different from anything in my native culture I just have no idea where to begin.

[@distrillbe1928]

Basically, it's a woman being abandoned by his husband. He abandoned his wife and children in order to become son-in-law of the emperor (husband of princess). Since husband of princess is a pretty high political status, no officer/politician are able to help the poor woman out, only BaoZheng can help her out, because he is not afraid of power, smart, strict and basically he has all characteristics that can prevail justices.

[@distrillbe1928]

The husband ordered a killer to kill his original wife(the poor woman), but the killer somehow unable to kill her and her child(the killer pity of them), so he chose to suicide. The women(wife) is mad and sad at the same time, she went to KaiFeng where BaoZheng incharge to sue his husband. BaoZheng tried to find evidence and wanted to punish him by chopping her head off.(Here, Chinese use the word "铡" is kind of like the Guillotine, you can search 铡刀, it looks like a paper cutter, put his head on the hole, and 1person control the knife) But, Grandma of princess(mother of emperor) is against with BaoZheng action, since if BaoZheng killed him, princess will become a widow, so she decides to use her higher power to order BaoZheng to free that guy, and also, she will compensate the poor woman with some money. In middle of it, BaoZheng is like struggling on obeying the order or obeying the law, finally he ignore the mother of emperor after Qin (the poor women)rejected the money.(he probably think even if he can't continue to be politician or what, he must prevail the justice so no one will be a victim) He immediately ordered his assistant to send the husband to sentence his death. His assistant received BaoZheng order and immediately killed the husband in front of the Princess, the mother of emperor and Qin. (tho, this is just fictional) (tell people to not abandon their wife because of self benefit, be kind)

[@roeavet6563]

It's actually pretty great Hope you take your time and finish the rest of the translation Would really love to get the rest of it

[@heberruizdumorth596]

17:08 Cuando un meme consigue que la juventud actual se interese por la ópera teatral china. Vale la pena ver la obra entera pero si querían la parte del meme allí está

[@trurlCXC]

So were all here because of a random internet stranger...

[@feminico2613]

近前看其詳上寫著 Jìnqián Kàn Qí Xiáng Shàng Xiězhuó Come closer and look at the detailed writing, 秦香蓮年三十二歲那狀告當朝 Qín Xiānglián Nián Sānshí'èr Suì Nà Zhuànggào Dāngzhāo Qin Xianglian, aged 32, accuses the current 駙馬郎欺君王瞞皇上 Fùmǎláng Qī Jūnwáng Mán Huángshàng Emperor's son-in-law of deceiving and lying to the emperor 那悔婚男兒招東床 Nà Huǐhūn Nán'ér Zhāo Dōngchuáng By betraying his marriage to become the Emperor's son-in-law

[@leonwong1393]

“定有前妻“抖的真给劲！ 张凯这陈世美的扮相也是帅的飞起！

[@frenchlad9441]

came for the meme stayed for the opera which was strangely poignant and captivating, almost haunting sometimes

[@oscarbadkin1775]

So that’s where Ching Cheng hanji came from, the right and honourable judge bao

[@蘇維諒]

翻譯也太棒了吧

[@shuaiwang5654]

这一版演的太搞笑了！尤其是孟老板那句”现有你府的杀人刀”之后一下子把刀插回去了， 然后发现不对，又拔出来给陈世美亮了一下子…… 还有秦香莲“枉披人皮在今朝”最后一个字都破了嗓了

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

哈哈哈 是啊 我还说为什么要拔刀拔出来两次

[@shuaiwang5654]

Beijing Emergency vehicle fans 按说这出戏孟老板演过上百场了，不应该出这种低级错误了。

[@FrankTanWorkProfile]

孟广禄当然没得说，张凯也唱的真够味。喜欢他唱的老生！

[@mcchickennugget1599]

francisty56 嗯

[@nau6at431]

you went here back then for the tom meme, now you came back again to get your social credit. well done friend. +10,000 credits on social

[@helsikie]

This is a masterpiece.

[@monkeyglory2905]

I seriously want to watch this, pls someone add subtitle on this

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

I will try my best, there are many sentences in opera lines that cannot be accurately translated

[@monkeyglory2905]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 woahhhhhh, thanks, i never thought u would reply to me. Instant sub from me 👍👍👍👍👍

[@time2go465]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Agreed, and it's definitely not for someone who doesn't have at least some experience in translating old Chinese script. Nearly all the lines are at least partially poetic and metaphorical, making direct translations really tough. EDIT: I wish I could help, but I notice CC's for KZbin have been removed, sadly. Even then though, my own skill at translating old Chinese script is pretty basic, and would likely miss a lot of details.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

@@time2go465 I tried to translate part of it, I hope you can correct it

[@time2go465]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Ah! No no, I think you've already done a great job so far, in fact! Having read most of the captions, I think aside from minor grammar errors, there's really not much to correct. :) Thanks for adding translations for the viewers, having experience, I know how much of a headache that can be, haha

[@lukechillin6226]

17:16 Thank me later 😎

[@nakenmil]

That's a pretty great flow, not gonna lie.

[@lukechillin6226]

@@nakenmil lol too smooth

[@mehmetcil9839]

Dankr

[@faithfulfilo7994]

One moment I was watching Tom spinning on a record, another moment I'm here... 🤔

[@ConnorTan-sg6jv]

Lol Tom and Jerry's Ching Cheng Han Ji meme brought me here. But anyways this is a good show 一个迷因把我带来这里。 我觉得这个戏剧很好看

[@dannyliu6196]

谜因 in Chinese is the original meaning of meme, which I believe has something to do with the transmission of information but I’m not entirely sure. A better translation of “meme” in the modern context is probably 梗 or 段子

[@ConnorTan-sg6jv]

So fat what I saw is 迷因 mostly, sometime I saw the word 梗

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

I really like this opera

[@fatimaisra9143]

is this right? the man who had his robes taken off is chen shimei, the lady wearing dark denim-colored robe is Qin, the two children wearing light blue shirts are her son and daughter, the lady with similar make-up and the huge head-piece is the princess, the older woman next to her is the Queen, the man with the red face paint is wang, and the man with with the black face paint is Bao ?

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Which red face role？When did he appear

[@fatimaisra9143]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 44:29

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

@@fatimaisra9143 Yes, he is Wangchao, he is Baozheng’s guard

[@fatimaisra9143]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 oh okay, thanks

[@mtheg7220]

this is fun to watch

[@heliotype9591]

Tom and jerry brought me here

[@RoboLobster3000]

There are those who searched for "Tom and jerry asian song" but then there are those who looked up "Ching Chen Hanji" but there are those few...those very few... who looked up "Judge Bao opera"

[@trashnoodle_]

17:15 chin cheng hanji

[@franciscodecomayaguela9496]

Ngl I watched the whole play and I kinda liked it, would've been better if there were English subtitles

[@beer1368]

你好，我對歌劇表演印象深刻。

[@raoe8326]

I loved it all the way through

[@netyimeni169]

Thanks for subtitles now waiting for them to continue

[@omicronmartin]

Look closer It reads in detail: Qin Xianglian New Year's Eve At the age of two Ma Lang, deceive the emperor to hide from the emperor, the man who repents to get married 17:15

[@devout.2]

Bad translation

[@venomousmarshal.9699]

Jokes aside, This is actually cool.

[@basedmonke3471]

I hit the blunt and watch this, you can’t understand it, but you feel it, you get them.

[@virtuousvibes2852]

Bao Zheng's mic drop at 17:35

[@santis448]

Please have someone fill in the English subtitles! I loved it and I stayed at minute 20

[@dex4836]

18:58 when you get roasted

[@ParagonPKC]

24:18 i didnt even know you could have such a quick range with your voice. My man killed that

[@NuggetTheGoat]

17:16 - 17:25 here’s where they sing Ching cheng hanji put it at 0.75for cool experience 🥸

[@TheHumanDescensionist]

i would pay to see this live

[@rubenhaak2968]

justice always wins

[@daizexi1399]

That red shirt man's face when the other guy was singing ching Chen hanji xD

[@MiJi_29]

Fun Fact: you were recommended by YT just because another "Kitchen In The Dungeon"

[@yurinalysis8034]

This is certified BING CHILLING CLASSIC!

[@abandonthis]

Spectacular !

[@brachiossquill3637]

the one time a redditor was useful was when that redditor had a link of this video

[@wangxianforlife3854]

Although the meme was iconic, the actual story itself from this was a certified classic for the childhood of those and myself who grew up with the drama. It's quite a shame that most peoplr nowadays don't know about Justice Bao, especially the 1993 drama, which was both psychologically dreadful and impactful with the stories about everyone's life and the injustice that they suffered. Old dramas like Justice Bao back then shows the beauty of struggling to obtain happiness, living in the era of corruption with well written characters and Justice Bao being the hope and saviour of everyone.

[@areyousurebo]

tom made me come here no regret

[@nurhabibi922]

Hmm nyasar dari know your meme ya.. Overall opera ini enjoyable