[speaker001:] We came too early. There're still three hours before the performance starts.
[speaker002:] I know. Sorry, I shouldn't have rushed you, but I just couldn't stay at home and wait.
[speaker001:] Never mind. What about taking a look around the theater?
[speaker002:] Why not? I'd love to do that.
[speaker001:] Here we go. There is a museum of the Beijing Opera art. [They come to the museum of the Beijing Opera art.]
[speaker002:] Wow. Look at this. So delicate and beautiful. Did ancient Chinese people really wear them?
[speaker001:] Not really. They are just opera costumes. Do you like the embroidery?
[speaker002:] I surely do. They must have had advanced machines in ancient China to do that.
[speaker001:] No, no, no. They are all handmade, girl. You know, the ancient Chinese women were supposed to be good at needlework.
[speaker002:] Unbelievable! I could never do that.
[speaker001:] Very few can. That's why these clothes only appear in the museum.
[speaker002:] Listen! Some people are singing outside. Is it the opera?
[speaker001:] Oh, yes. I heard there was an opera fans club. They are probably practicing now. Wanna have a look?
[speaker002:] Yes, let's do it.
[speaker001:] Follow me. Make sure not to interrupt them.
[speaker002:] Of course not. We don't do that.