On the question of half candles, what is the genre of half candles

World War II, who won?

The half-candle genre is a script. "Half a Candle" is a short script that reflects the story of a French city during World War II. The home of the hostess, Mrs. Bernad, was a point of contact for anti-fascist organizations, and for security reasons, Mrs. Bernold hid a secret document in a half-candle.

In order to keep the secret in the candle, Mrs. Bernold, Jack, and Jacqueline used their wisdom and bravery to fight the enemy in a thrilling battle, and Kai finally kept the secret in the candle. Mrs. Bernard and her sons and daughters were praised for their resourcefulness, courage and strong patriotism.

The script is mainly composed of lines and stage directions, which is the basis for the textual training of dramatic art creation, and the basis for the performance of the choreographer and actors. Words similar to scripts also include scripts, plays, and so on. It is a literary style that mainly expresses the plot of the story in the form of endorsement.

Scripts are mainly divided into literary scripts and photographic scripts. Literary scripts are scripts that highlight literary nature, with a low sense of photography, including drama scripts (or drama scripts), **scripts (or dramas**), sketch scripts, cross talk scripts, etc.; The photographic script is a script that highlights the sense of shooting, and the literary artistry can be high or low (determined according to the comprehensive situation of the film's theme, market, investment funds, etc.), including scene scripts, storyboard scripts (storyboard scripts or movie scripts), scripts, etc.

The main content of the half-cut candle is to tell the story of Madame Bernold, the mother of an ordinary family in France, her son Jack, and her daughter Jacqueline in order to protect the intelligence hidden in the half-cut candle and the story of three German enemies at a critical moment, showing readers a tense and fierce battle without gunsmoke.

Main content: Mrs. Bernold is in charge of the delivery of information, and she lives with her two young children. Madame often hid information in candles and deceived many enemy troops.

But one day three enemy officers came and lit candles. The family of three tried every means to extinguish the candles. In the end, the youngest daughter finally relied on her cleverness, cleverness, and cuteness, and took the candle to the upstairs bedroom, turning the danger into safety.

The play tells the story of a Frenchman who survives the secret and the lives of his family by fighting the German enemy with wit and courage during World War II.

Mrs. Bernard Jack Jacqueline uses her wits and bravery to fight the enemy in a thrilling battle (battle without gunpowder) to keep the secret in the candle.