What year is the Spring Festival Gala in Blind Date 2?

Blind Date 2 is the 2012 Spring Festival Gala.

"Blind Date 2" is a sketch directed by Zhao Benshan, written by Yin Qi, and performed by Zhao Benshan, Song Xiaobao, Zhao Haiyan, and Sun Lirong. It premiered on January 21, 2012 at the "2012 Liaoning Satellite TV Spring Festival Gala" .

This work is the sequel to the 2011 Liao TV Spring Festival Gala skit "Blind Date". It mainly tells the story that Haiyan wanted to introduce a partner to Xiao Song, who was dancing yangko with her, so she arranged for him and Li Rong to have a blind date at her home. . However, Li Rong accidentally met Zhao Laohan first and thought that Zhao Laohan was the person she introduced, which led to some misunderstandings.

Evaluation of the work:

The reason why Zhao Benshan’s sketches have always been loved and welcomed by the audience is not only the superb performance skills of Zhao Benshan’s team, but more importantly, the cleverness of his performance in the sketches. Use various rhetorical techniques to make the language of the sketch more interesting and humorous. In the skit "Blind Date 2" at the Liaoning Spring Festival Gala in 2012, Zhao Benshan's team skillfully mastered rhetorical techniques such as whitewashing, exaggeration, and homophony.

For example, Song Xiaobao said the five elements (xíng) as the five elements (háng), and mistakenly regarded the "行 (xíng)" after the numeral "五" as the quantifier "行 (háng)". Song Xiaobao based his pronunciation on his daily life experience and language habits. He thought he was right and pretended to be knowledgeable about the five elements. This also revealed his shallow knowledge and inability to pretend to understand.

Another example is that Zhao Benshan used exaggerated words to describe Song Xiaobao as being very short. In real life, it is impossible to add so many boosting pads to his shoes in order to increase his height. insole. This kind of exaggeration that is unrealistic is also an important means of detonating laughter in Zhao Benshan's sketches; this work also uses the phenomenon of homophonic variation and double interpretation of words to enhance the expression effect.

"Prosperity" is a word commonly used in daily life. When people hear this word, they will naturally think of its original meaning and think it is a compliment to a certain person. However, after this complimentary word, there was a bad thing like asking "how many years has it been since your old man died?" which made the audience feel that Monk Zhanger was confused.

After Song Xiaobao explained it, we found out that what he was talking about was actually the homonym of "forgetting husband appearance" of "prosperous husband appearance". In the sketch, Song Xiaobao cleverly used homophony, which not only expressed his meaning euphemistically, but also made the audience suddenly enlightened after listening to Song Xiaobao's explanation, and experienced the novelty and interest of the double interpretation of homophony.