The original intention of the finale is not to refer to the last program. "Finale" was originally a term of traditional Chinese opera, which refers to the penultimate repertoire of the first traditional Chinese opera performance, rather than the penultimate one that people often say, and is usually performed by the top performers in the troupe. The last first program is called "Taitai". But now, in order to prevent the audience from leaving early, many theatrical troupes put the penultimate finale at the end.

The word "finale" is also widely used in modern society, such as "finale", but many people mistakenly think that the finale refers to the penultimate program, which is actually wrong. During acting, because a scene is often 5-6 hours long, it is easy for the audience to leave before the end, so the troupe often puts the key scenes behind.

Generally, the finale is the penultimate drama, and the last drama will be arranged to perform a small martial arts drama with strong technical skills or a fun joke drama, so that the audience can leave in an insignificant and easy performance, that is, the "seeing the guests off".