Li Shujian excerpts from Henan Opera "Qingfeng Pavilion" (all slaves will have conscience) MP3.

Slaves have no conscience.

Slaves have no conscience.

I was trembling with anger and my mind was gloomy.

Thirteen years, people grow up in hardships.

Long feathers make you want to fly.

I want to keep you at Qingfeng Pavilion.

Goodness is like frosted grass, and its life will wither.

Running around the village looking for milk to save you.

I beg for food every day and your mother cooks.

Boil rice juice and feed it to you

I can't spare three or five times a night.

Eat enough to put you to sleep.

I went to the mill to push the mill.

Grinding after midnight

Your mother is lame.

My eyes are black.

She wiped the sweat from my head.

I worked hard for your mother.

Your mother asked me if I was tired.

I said I would give up my life for my son.

There is only one quilt in winter and summer for thirteen years.

I haven't dared to drink a glass of light wine for thirteen years.

Thirteen years without clothes makes you a ghost.

For thirteen years, I was as thin as a slave.

How much have you suffered in the past thirteen years?

Thirteen years of hope turned grief into sorrow.

Thirteen years is a dream.

Wake up from a dream, blood knife cone

The painstaking efforts of evil people are all in vain.

Now I regret who I blame.

Who can I blame?