飛跎全傳

A mischievous narrator gathers an eccentric troupe for a night of revelry in a fantastical garden, where every pavilion and bridge seems to sprout from the imagination itself. The group—ranging from a flamboyant “jumping” trickster to a pompous young gentleman—bounces between poetry, wine, and witty banter, turning ordinary meals into theatrical spectacles. Their conversations ripple with clever wordplay, allusions to ancient philosophers, and a playful mock‑seriousness that blurs the line between satire and celebration.

As the banquet unfolds, the characters swap absurd dishes and engage in a series of comical games, each more outlandish than the last. From mock‑chess battles with “little pawns” and “double‑headed horses” to impromptu performances that leave the audience both amused and bewildered, the episode captures the spirit of a carefree, chaotic world where laughter is the highest art. The first act sets the tone for a rollicking adventure that delights in its own cleverness and charm.