Let's write a 50-word essay describing the cross talk you appreciate.

What are you doing here? Today, I will tell you a cross talk. A: Crosstalk? How much is a kilo of crosstalk? B: Good. Have you ever bought food here? No matter how heavy the crosstalk is. Oh, about the bowl. B: Whatever it is. A: What's that about? About paragraphs. A: Well, please give me the middle part, not the head and tail. Are you here to buy fish? A: Didn't you say the last paragraph? B: I tell you, cross talk is for listening. A: How to listen? B: Why can't this guy even listen to cross talk? Listen with his ears. Oh, listen with your ears. Let me listen to a passage you said. B: Well, I'll tell you a cross talk today. This cross talk ... (looking at A subconsciously while talking) A: Let me ask you questions that several kindergarten children can answer! b； All right! Go ahead! a； Do you know what line orangutans hate most?

b； Parallel lines.

a； Why? b； Parallel lines do not intersect (bananas).

a； Then let me ask you, which is the worst, rubber, tiger skin or lion skin? composition

b； eraser

a； How do you say this? b； Eraser (eraser difference). composition

a； Ok, I can't believe I can't beat you today! a； What are cloth and paper afraid of?

b； Cloth is afraid of 10 thousand, paper is afraid of one thousand.

a； What's going on here? b； And hand-painted (draw the words "no" and "only"), saying "no" is afraid of 10 thousand (cloth) and 1000 (paper).

a； What's the name of this pencil?

b； Small, sharpen the pencil.

a； What will Kirin become when it reaches the North Pole?

b； Ice cream.

a； This is simple, don't say it. Next question, which historical figure is most worth fighting?

b； Su Wu, because Su Wu was herding sheep in Beihai, was hit by the sea. a； You are so cruel! ! Qi; Thank you! (Bowing at the same time)