February** Dynamic Incentive Plan This year's Spring Festival Gala group comedy "The Director's Voice" performed by Jin Fei, Chen Xi and other cross talk actors is still quite good, realistic and ironic, and very novel.
I don't know if this kind of creativity is borrowed from Mr. Ma Ji's "Five Senses Fighting". "Five Senses Fighting" takes a dream of Ma Ji as the cause of the story, and uses anthropomorphic techniques, using four actors to pretend to be eyes, nose, ears, and mouth, each of them serving their abilities and boasting of their virtues, aiming at the question of "who has the greatest merit", competing for fame and fortune and belittling each other in front of their heads. Through the form of "striving for merit", the work profoundly satirizes the deformed psychology of those who do not give up on profit and compete for every inch of merit in the society at that time, and ridicules the sick people who put personal interests first, ignore the collective, and blindly envy comparison, which has far-reaching implications.
The Director's Voice is aimed at the simplest text message of "Are you there", and the various suspicions and dark sides that diverge from the human mind are exaggerated and personified after flashing thoughts.
Imagine if "The Director's Voice" becomes "The Leader's Voice", and various ideas emerge around the leader's text messages or arranged work, including how to please the leader, meet the leader, and a variety of formalism.
Of course, "what I said nonsense" is just a "small thought".