那年我随团到澳门妈阁庙演出,庆功宴安排在河边新街的一间普通餐厅。我踏入餐厅时,正值饭市热闹之际,座无虚席,人声嘈杂。我一时找不到团里订下的座位,便上前很有礼貌地询问一位当服务员的大婶,她粗声粗气地说:“你们戏子在里面的那几围!”我当堂感到脸红耳赤、火烧火燎、羞愧难当,心想:怎么能在大庭广众之下称呼我们为“戏子”呢?太没礼貌,太不尊重人了! That year I accompanied the delegation to Macau Ma Temple performance, celebration feast arranged in an ordinary restaurant on the river Street. When I entered the restaurant, just as the bustling market, packed, voices noisy. I could not find a seat set by the regiment, politely approached a lady attending aunt, she said in a cursory: “Your play in those few weeks!” Church felt blushing, burning, ashamed difficult, thinking: how can we call the audience under the “” actor? "Too rude, too disrespectful!