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Who said "this is the life, the unfair life"? I remember what Zhou Shiping said in Thunderstorm, but I'm not sure. Ask everyone.

"Life, unfair life commands me to come!" This sentence is what Shi Ping said to Zhou Puyuan in the second act of Thunderstorm. The content is as follows:

Act II of Thunderstorm

After lunch, the weather was very cloudy and heavy, and the hot and humid air suppressed the people in the room, which made people fidgety. His drought-striken fields came out of the restaurant alone and looked at the garden. It's desolate and there is no one there. Sneaking to the door of the study, the study was empty. Suddenly, I remembered that my father was meeting a visitor in another place. He put down his heart, went to the window and opened the door, looking at the shady trees outside. There was a strange whistle in a low voice, and two or three voices were called in the middle: "Four Phoenix!" After a while, he seemed to hear a whistle in the distance, which was getting closer and closer. He slowly shouted, "The wind!" " A woman's voice outside the door said, "Ping, is that you?" Ping closes the window.

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Zhou Puyuan: (lighting a Luzon cigarette, seeing the raincoat on the table and asking Shi Ping) Is this the raincoat my wife found?

Lu Shiping: (looking at him) Maybe.

Zhou Puyuan: No, no, these are all new. I want my old raincoat. You can talk to my wife later.

Lu Shiping: Hmm.

Zhou Puyuan: (looking at her without leaving) Don't you know that people under this house are not allowed to come in casually?

Lu Shiping: I don't know, sir.

Zhou Puyuan: Are you the new servant?

Lu Shiping: No, I'm looking for my daughter.

Zhou Puyuan: Your daughter?

Lu Shiping: Sifeng is my daughter.

……

Zhou Puyuan: Oh, go and tell Sifeng to take out my old raincoat from my camphor box, and then take some old shirts from that box.

Lu Shiping: Old shirts?

Zhou Puyuan: Tell her if there is a silk shirt with a collar in my old man's suitcase.

Lu Shiping: Don't you have five such silk shirts? Which one do you want?

Zhou Puyuan: Which one do you want?

Lu Shiping: No? There was a burning hole in the right sleeve, which was later embroidered into a plum blossom with silk thread. One more thing-

Zhou Puyuan: (dumbfounded) Plum blossoms?

Lu Shiping: There is a ping embroidered next to it.

Zhou Puyuan: (standing up slowly) Oh, you, you, you are-

Lu Shiping: I am a servant who served my master before.

Zhou Puyuan: Oh, Shi Ping? (in a low voice) Is that you?

Lu Shiping: You can't imagine that one day Shi Ping will be so old that you don't even know her.

Zhou Puyuan: I looked at the photo on the counter unconsciously, and then at Shi Ping. A long time.

Zhou Puyuan: (suddenly sternly) What are you doing here?

Lu Shiping: I didn't come.

Zhou Puyuan: Who sent you?

Lu Shiping: (indignantly) Life, an unfair life sent me here!

Zhou Puyuan: (coldly) It took you thirty years to find this place.

Lu Shiping: (resentfully) I didn't call you. I haven't looked for you. I thought you were dead. I didn't expect to be here today. It is my destiny to meet you here again.