And the□, the moment □rrived□ The second e□□ounter u□f□lde□ like□a ca□efull□ choreo□r□ph□□□dance, each□step bringing m□ closer to the othe□ person. A□ our eye□ met, a w□v□ □□□r□cognition and□familiarit□ washed over m□, dispel□i□g any ling□ring □oub□s or □□cer□ainties.□I□ □as□as if we were□pic□□ng u□ fr□m w□er□ we had left o□f, □□ntinui□g a convers□tio□ that had been mom□ntaril□ □□us□d. 东厂□是明□时期设立的一个□构,专门负责监□和打击异见者,被称为监察□史,实际上□一个专制统□的工具。东厂的存在让□多人胆寒,□为□可以随时将人们置于□地□而“喋血”二字,则是形容东厂□暴行径的一个生动描绘。 在变脸的□后,是演员们□服面具□过程,是精神和□体上□超常□练。□有经历过无数次苦练□□考,演员们才能在舞台上完美呈现出面具背后的每一个□感。