A rooster's comb?

Doesn't that look like a rooster?

Upon hearing this, the little man shook his head repeatedly in refusal: "Roosters are so ugly, no, no."

"Then what do you want?"

After thinking for a moment, the little boy finally said, "Mommy, can you make a king for Tuanzi?"

king?

Oh, I see. It's a popular trend now to shave a "王" (king) character on the back or top of your head when you shave your head.

But....

Son, those are the shavings done by gangsters. You still have at least ten more years to go.

"If that doesn't work, then use a rooster comb."

"No, Wang Caishuai!"

Neither mother nor son accepted the other's opinion, and in the end, the little guy was still a little guy, and his mother forced him to have a rooster-like hairstyle.

"Look for yourself, he's way more handsome than your Elvis!"

Yingying is quite confident in her skills.

The little guy, with teary eyes, looked at himself in the mirror, but thankfully didn't shed a tear.

However, after looking in the mirror, the little man suddenly became satisfied and couldn't help but reach out and tug at the hair standing up in the middle of his head: "Handsome!" he praised softly.

Ye Wanying reluctantly took her son's hand away: "Don't touch it with your hands, or your hairstyle will be messed up."

Upon hearing this, Tuanzi immediately let go of her hand and put it down.

...............

The mother and son then went out and went directly to the library upstairs in the auditorium.

Today, the middle space of the library was cleared out to serve as a dressing room for the sisters-in-law. When the mother and son arrived, almost all the sisters-in-law were there, including Qin Yao and his group.

When the little radishes saw Tuanzi's new look, all the boys were especially envious: "So handsome! I want one too!"

Unfortunately, almost all the boys in the compound had the same hairstyle: bald, bald, or the classic buzz cut. There was no third option.

Ye Wanying told her son to go and stay with the little ones, while she went to the room where her sisters-in-law were staying.

"Xiao Ye is here, come in quickly."

"My sister-in-law is here."

"Sister-in-law, do you think our clothes are okay?" asked a woman who acted in a stage play.

Due to budget constraints, the women all wore their own clothes, with only slight adjustments made to the color scheme.

Due to lighting issues and the needs of the plot, some of the actresses playing sisters-in-law in stage plays wore dark-colored outfits, while a small number of the main actors wore light-colored outfits.

The two sisters-in-law performing crosstalk needed to wear more colorful clothes, and they did just that, bringing out their own floral cotton-padded jackets that they had kept hidden away for this season.

As for the sister-in-law who sings Peking Opera, she certainly didn't have any costumes at home, so Ye Wanying collected a few pieces of fabric of different colors and asked her sister-in-law, who knew how to sew, to help her sew a simple costume.

Then, do your hair, put on heavy makeup, and that's about it.

The sisters-in-law all wore their clothes as they had previously agreed: "No problem, next is makeup. The sisters-in-law who are going to do stage plays, you can do your makeup first."

"become."

Keep in mind that there are nearly twenty women in the stage play, so the makeup is a huge undertaking, and they also need to style their hair appropriately.

Anyway, once the twenty sisters-in-law are done with their work, the next performance will be about to begin.

Fortunately, no special effects makeup is needed!

Sure enough, once the actresses performing in the stage play had finished their makeup, the auditorium doors opened and all the lights were turned on, and a small number of audience members had already entered.

Since the stage play was the third program tonight, the first two being a chorus by the performing arts troupe and a violin performance, which would only take about fifteen minutes in total, Ye Wanying reminded them again with concern: "Sisters, don't be nervous later. Just do it the way we usually rehearse. You perform your own parts and don't look at the audience."