There is a line in the sketch "Dance If You Want" starring Cai Ming and Pan Changjiang: "They are all foxes of thousands of years, why are they playing with me?" What does it mean?

It means:

We are all older people with rich experience. We don’t need to put on airs for each other or pretend to be fox fairies. Because as the captain of the dance team, Ms. Zhao has a certain sense of superiority.

Especially the "soft persimmon" old man played by Pan Changjiang is even more arrogant. Therefore, Cai Ming used "Liao Zhai" to satirize Ms. Zhao for thinking she was the fox fairy in Liaozhai. In fact, she is an old vixen just like Cai Ming. Mrs.

According to the general explanation, a fox that has become a spirit can also be called a fox fairy. Fox spirits are more beautiful, but a fox that has become a spirit is called a vixen, which has a derogatory connotation. The thousand-year-old vixen has a profound spiritual practice. But they are all thousands of years old, which means that since they are all the same, no one should lie to anyone.

Among them, the thousand-year-old vixens are already very advanced. Since we are all thousand-year-old foxes, we should stop chatting and deceiving each other. The stories in Pu Songling's Liaozhai are all very suspenseful and unpredictable, so the word "Liaozhai" serves as a pun.

The collection of classical Chinese short stories "Liao Zhai" written by Pu Songling is commonly known as "The Legend of the Ghost Fox". It means recording strange stories in the study. "Liaozhai" is the name of his study, "Zhi" means recording, and "idi" means strange stories.

Extended information:

Dance if You Want" is directed by Liu Jian, written by Shu Huan, Cha Muchun, and Zhu Lin, and written by Cai Ming, Pan Changjiang, Mu Xuefeng, Gao Linming, The skit performed by Liu Chang was broadcast on the "2013 CCTV Spring Festival Gala" on February 9, 2013.

This sketch tells the story of two retired old people who like to dance, each of whom has his own troubles. After the two met, they continued to laugh, and finally had a happy ending.

The person who wrote the Spring Festival Gala sketch scripts for Pan Changjiang and Cai Ming was screenwriter Shu Huan, who has always been Cai Ming's royal screenwriter. Before Shu Huan wrote "Dance If You Want", he wrote three scripts specifically for Cai Ming, but they were all rejected by her in the end.

Later, Shu Huan accidentally chatted with Cai Ming and talked about her experience as a judge on a square dance program on Jiangsu Satellite TV. She said that the enthusiasm of the elderly people for dancing was very infectious to her and gave her She filled a lot of positive energy.

So the creative team decided to turn to the theme of square dance to care about the lives of the elderly. From this the work was created.

Reference materials:

Baidu Encyclopedia - They are all foxes for thousands of years