The Xuzhou Art Troupe, which is responsible for paying fees, actually has a shrine at the registration office (a group that prays for the blessing of the gods and buddhas and makes a lot of money), which is actually a folk amateur training class. The staff said: 200-300 children were selected from the sea election, and each of them handed in 1600 yuan for a five-day training (actually 3 hours a day). Then 80 people were selected to participate in the second round of training, which lasted 10 days, and each person paid another 3,000 yuan. In the end, 20 talents selected from 80 people are the protagonists in the practical sense of the crew. All the children who take part in the training are eligible to participate in the performance, which means that they appear in the camera (including a small black spot deep in the camera).

The content of the training mainly involves physical fitness and shooting requirements (anyway, it is to tell the children participating in the performance about the plot and so on), because they are all local children in Xuzhou, so they do not involve accommodation and transportation costs. According to the crew, they mainly deal with training teachers from Beijing. "The cost is too high", but fortunately they came by high-speed train. If they fly, the cost will be higher. Is this charge still high? This is to consider the differences in Xuzhou and lower the charging standard! Xuzhou people know how to raise money when they open their mouths and shut up. Don't let teachers in Beijing hear that "teachers in Beijing are ashamed to raise money."

Actors have to pay for communication with the crew, and the expenses of the crew have to be borne by the actors. Moreover, most children who have no income regard their children as Tang monk meat. They caught their parents' hearts and jumped into the fire pit. Anyway, they won't hurt their bones.