The paper begins with a very brief introduction to Gao's artistic background, then advances to the discussion of his theory: "triple-stage or -level of acting," that is, how does an ordinary person transform himself into an actor, how does the actor get into a character, and, then, how does the actor go back-and-forth between them. The secret, according to Gao, lies in the use of the third eye. He tries to materialize his theory by making his characters speak sometimes in the first-person point of view, sometimes in the third-person. The last part of the paper deals with his art of language. The paper attempts to see the achievement of his drama and also tries to suggest what he might do in the future.