Friends always say, "What kind of bike do you want?" How to reply? Pray for God's reply.

This sentence originated from Zhao Benshan's Spring Festival Evening sketch "Kidnapper". The couple played by Zhao Benshan and Gao Xiumin sold a pair of bicycles to a passerby played by Fan Wei through deception (known as "fudge" in the Northeast). Finally, when Fan Wei paid the money, he found that the front of the car with him was not enough to pay for the kidnapping, so the relatively kind wife of the couple whispered to her husband, "That's almost enough. What bike do you want?" But Zhao Benshan's role has long focused on his bike, so he shouted, "What kind of bike do you want? Why are you such an old lady?" That is, the idea of wanting a bicycle was conveyed in disguise, and the plan that the money was not enough to use a bicycle was euphemistically expressed to the deceived person. However, the deceived person was still kept in the dark at this time and accepted the plan gladly, saying that "my legs basically bid farewell to bicycles", so the hateful plot succeeded.

In daily life, Northeasters often say "What kind of bicycle do you want", which is actually a wife's tone, urging the other person to be satisfied and not to make more excessive demands. In essence, it is a reflection of China people's thoughts of peace, moderation and less wealth.