The wilderness

The play "Fikra" is also in itself a romantic invention by the author because its subject, which he embodied, is also just an idea, and the hero of the play (Chiohko) symbolizes the human who challenges his fate and destiny, and the author describes him not as a (social human), but as (a human with an idea), and this is manifested in the introduction of the play, which presents us with a world of the author's fantasies and perceptions that embody his idea in the play. The play describes an important event that took place in a village amidst the chaos of warlords in northern China in 1911, where whoever owns a pistol becomes a tyrant, so the peasants were trapped in the darkness and looked forward to resistance and challenge with the symbol of oppressive power (Jiao Yan Wang), and here the writer declares his sympathy and compassion for these oppressed and impoverished in old Chinese society, and presents stereotypical models of those characters who skillfully depicted their depths and explored their inner worlds, and in which the lights are integrated and their threads intertwined heavily within the social tragedy that is full of exciting and horrifying scenes.