Is Zhou Libo's program really that interesting?

1. He or his think tank plans to renovate something that is already very old through their thinking.

2. Put new things together according to a certain relationship.

3. Express it through Zhou Libo's whole body (mouth, hands, movements and images).

I didn't laugh much at his program, but I felt wonderful.

Like the symphony, he made four tuba players stand up and say, Wow, Audi!

The primary school Chinese class "The Travel of Bean Sprouts" tells the story of a bean sprout that has not been bitten and "travels" in the human body. After the reform, he briefly described dental travel, satirizing the difficulty of seeing a doctor in a hospital and the phenomenon that some doctors shirked their responsibilities. The dentist pulled out his tooth and accidentally fell into his throat. With the movement of his teeth, he had to go to laryngology and gastroenterology. Finally, the anorectal doctor saw his GM's teeth and said to him, "Sorry, your GM has teeth, you have to see a dentist." . "

Generally speaking, Zhou Libo still has some eloquence. Maybe some people don't like him, but he is the product of this era. It's not easy to hang around for years. .