Li Huang's parents began to recount the past they had always been reluctant to speak of after watching Han Fei's dance.
"My mother passed away when I was very young, and my father was the pillar of our family. At that time, his dancing was not recognized by the mainstream. Plus, he had a bad temper, was stubborn and refused to bow his head, so the troupes he worked with always relegated him to the edges of the stage in supporting roles. Later, due to some conflicts, my father was forced to leave the troupe, and he could only maintain our family's livelihood by taking on odd jobs every day."
"We were really poor back then, but my father always taught us that even in poverty we should not lose our dignity, because if we did, the light in our eyes would fade away."
