Errenzhuan is one of the artistic forms of Chinese opera. The dialogue lines of the actors and actresses are usually carefully designed and rehearsed. The following are some examples of dialogue between men and women: Male: (Singing an opera song) - I'm not in a good mood today because I've encountered some trouble. - What trouble? (audience asks) - It's raining today. I went out and got wet. - Aiya, this isn't trouble, this is fortune! (Applause) Female: (Singing an opera song) - I have a wish to be as bright as the moon. - What wish? (audience asks) - I want to shine on the earth forever like the moon. - Ah, this is really too beautiful! (Applause) Male: (Singing an opera song) - I have a good friend called Zhang Guolao. - Zhang Guolao? (audience asks) - Yes, he was an immortal who could live forever. - Ah, this is really magical! (Applause) Female: (Singing an opera song) - One of my worries is that I don't know how to treat my family. - What troubles? (audience asks) - I think my parents are too good. I'm afraid I'll disappoint them. - Don't worry, you'll do fine. (Applause) The dialogue between the male and female characters were classic lines from the Two-people Rotation. They not only expressed the emotions and thoughts of the characters, but also showed the unique charm of Chinese opera art.