Yoko Jia Bing's sketch is very funny. How did they behave?

Their performances are still very good, both in terms of the jokes and the themes of the sketches. However, due to their extensive use of dialects, the audience in some other places will not understand them very well.

First of all, Jia Bing and Yoko Ramo both have rich stage experience, and they have participated in various variety shows and appeared in many movies before, so there is nothing to say about their acting skills. Both of them can show all kinds of characters through their own unique performances, and they can show their inner psychological activities through their superb acting skills and unique performances. In the performance of this sketch, the two people's balance of the two different images of father and daughter is also more accurate.

Secondly, the social problems shown in this sketch are also prominent, and the theme chosen by the sketch is also better. This sketch begins with the contradiction between father and daughter, and reproduces all kinds of problems within the family in different periods, from their puppy love to their marriage, and then to the birth and education of their children. Moreover, through the different characteristics shown in these three stages, they create rich drama conflicts through unique drama processing to show different characters, and show their internal themes in a dramatic way.

Finally, the presentation form of this sketch is quite special, through the rapid rotation of time and space. Through three different stages, it shows three important stages of life. In this way, it shows the outstanding social problems faced by modern society, whether it is the love of children or the education of the next generation, which are all hot issues of contemporary people's concern. The sketch is presented to the audience through dramatic performance, so that people can have a more comprehensive thinking and understanding of such problems. However, a large number of dialects are used in the process of performance, which may not be specific to certain words.