than plot revenge against Huang Shiren and Mu Renzhi, his housekeeper, even if he was bullied.Xi 'er, the protagonist, even though she was humiliated in every way and hated Huang Shiren to the core, she never waited for an opportunity to kill him or hurt the innocent. Even at the dawn of liberation, she did not put forward any additional demands for revenge at the villagers' meeting...In general, the play uses the ugly faces of Huang Shiren and his butler Mu Renzhi to highlight the kindness and misery of the main characters Xi 'er and Yang Bailao, thus showing its moral value. Aesthetic value: Opera "white-haired girl" centrally the darkness of the old society, but it skillfully use contrast, the most revolutionary theme "old force people to become" ghost "and the new society" ghost "into" runs through the whole, the new China (liberated areas) were described in this light, fueled and who have a common destiny toiling masses to "smash the feudal shackles, the hope of real liberation. Influence In 1951, the film The White Haired Girl had its first screening in mainland China. The number of audience reached 6 million on its first show. According to statistics done by Popular Cinema, the film The White Haired Girl ranked first in the most popular film ranking list in 1959. Total audience in 1950s in mainland China was about 150 million. It can be said that almost everyone at that time in China had watched the film The White Haired Girl. Apart from mainland China, The White Haired Girl also received great reputation in other parts of the world. Even though most capitalist countries were not showing the film due to ideology differences, over 30 countries and regions had publicly shown The White Haired Girl in the 1950s. The film itself won the Special Honorary Prize out of all 38 Prizes at the Sixth Karlovy Cary International Film Festival in 1951 in Czech Republic. French film historian Georges Sadoul also praised The White Haired Girl in his The History of Film Art. The White Haired Girl was the first film that caused national sensation in China. As a film that adapted from a famous Chinese opera, it quickly spread across the country in the form of film and received a great number of praise for its plot and new adaptation. It has a pivotal position in the early film production in