In these open-air theaters, the audience is right below the stage.
When the performance gets really exciting, all sorts of gifts can be thrown onto the stage.
I've never seen anyone deliver a huge bundle of sugarcane and ten kilograms of rice.
Before the actors could even prepare themselves, another audience member arrived carrying two boxes of pure milk.
There are a few more cases of bottled water to go.
Basically, whatever is important, that's what you tip.
Gradually, the stage was piled high with gifts from the tips.
The actors' eyes gradually filled with tears, hoping that the troupe leader could send someone up on stage to help them during the next performance.
The diners, on the contrary, watched the performance quietly with smiles on their faces.
After all that, I definitely feel much better.
They didn't do anything.
What's wrong with giving the actors some gifts?
A small gift carries great meaning; a heavy gift represents their deep affection, right?
The diners were extremely resentful that they couldn't get their hands on Mr. Lin's duck products.
If this show weren't so good...
Their tips are not just these.
Because the group of regular customers is so large.
When this kind of tipping becomes the norm on stage.
Those who offered money, cigarettes, and alcohol were now confused.
Is this kind of tipping popular among young people when watching movies these days?
Or do the actors simply enjoy receiving these tips?
An old man looked at this scene with a bewildered expression, feeling that he had truly grown old.
I can't keep up with society anymore.
He looked at the few hundred yuan in his hand and hesitated whether he should do what the young people did and offer some food and drinks on stage.
Does giving money directly seem less thoughtful?
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(Bonus chapter for the gift king sent by Eddie Peng's Hunan branch Yan9~)
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