How to evaluate 2021 Spring Festival skit "Balcony"?

In China, there is a very important traditional festival, that is - Spring Festival! On New Year's Eve, there is also a traditional custom - watching the Spring Festival Gala.

There was one skit in this year's Spring Festival Gala that impressed me quite a lot, and that was - "The Balcony".

The background of "Balcony" is the period when Wuhan was closed down after the outbreak of the New Crown Virus. At that time, Wuhan's epidemic was so severe that every neighborhood was strictly managed by volunteers, and even buying groceries was a hassle. In such a stifling situation, the people still kept to their duties and actively cooperated with the epidemic prevention work. There are even countless "white angels" who insist on guarding their positions on the front line, fighting with the god of death for the people.

"A distant relative is not as good as a close neighbor." This proverb is interpreted by the skit "Balcony". The Balcony" tells the story of a neighborhood worker who uses the balcony to help homeowners with food, supplies and life's problems during the closure of the city of Wuhan.

In the skit, a husband and wife argue over the words "put salt in it," the husband says. The husband said these four words to tell his wife that he had put in salt, while the wife, hearing these four words, thought that her husband was telling her to put in salt. After all, it was the husband's unclear expression that caused the wife to misunderstand. In the end, under the mediation of the staff, it was decided to add water to the salty soup to solve the problem.

The most innovative is the second story. The boyfriend in order to make good relations with his father-in-law, accompanied by his father-in-law to drink, but and his father-in-law mistaken generation relationship, became "brothers", his father-in-law also threatened to introduce him to a better girlfriend. The boyfriend is anxious and promises to take his father-in-law to "climb the mountain" when his girlfriend, who is a nurse, comes back from the front line of the anti-epidemic. The use of a current hot terrain, I can not help but laugh.

Besides these two stories, there are a few more that are thought-provoking.

"The Balcony" is not only a short story, but also a reflection of our anti-epidemic days when we stayed at home, reflecting the sincere feelings between neighbors, and praising the "white angels" and the silent dedication of community workers.

I hope you have time to watch it again!