What are the common fun and disputes between your parents and you when watching TV?

Our family’s TV viewing habits are similar to those of ordinary families. My father likes spy movies, military programs, and cultural programs, while my mother likes ancient costumes, palace battles, etc. As for me, I watch fewer dramas now. I like to watch movies, follow Japanese dramas, and comedies.

In the early days, there was no Internet. I often watched spy dramas with my dad, and I was always stunned by him. I remember that my father watched "My Brother's Name is Shunliu". According to his father, Wang Baoqiang was down-to-earth and the pride of farmers.

I didn’t know Baoqiang at that time. I sat in front of the TV with my father and watched Shunliu come out on time every day. In addition to Wang Baoqiang's smooth flow that is deeply rooted in people's hearts, Tang Guoqiang's dialect in the drama is also impressive!

Recently, my dad seems to be watching "Chinese Poetry Conference". While watching the program, he is hurting me. "Other people's children" have been favored for thousands of years! The baby refuses to accept it! I think back then, when I was watching Hebei TV's "Chinese Good Poetry" in my senior year of high school, my level was also very high, right? ! Of course, being led by my father, I also reviewed a lot of poems.

My mother likes to watch those long and deadly dramas. She took her to watch "The Golden Branch" and drooled at the costumes in the drama; while watching "Beauty's Scheming", Luo Jin was attracted by it at that time. I am obsessed with the characters; I finally learned to skip watching "The Legend of Zhen Huan". When a character I don’t know appears on the stage, my mother will continue to educate me about it. black line.

Actually, I am too lazy to listen to popular science, but I don’t have the chance to watch TV with my mother. She loves to be the commentator, so I can only quietly act as an audience.

I like comedy. I usually watch sketches, cross talk, and jokes. This is all brought up by my father. He accompanied me to watch "Happy Comedian", and I accompanied him to watch the Spring Festival Gala, waiting for the comedy show to appear. If he had nothing to do, he would watch Xin Xiaolin, a collection of Spring Festival Gala language programs, etc., and immediately notify him to watch the new "Country Love Story".

So, at home, our preferences for watching TV are relatively consistent. We accommodate each other, cooperate with each other, and laugh together, which is very comfortable. As for the Japanese dramas and animations I like, they haven’t been introduced to China yet, so I can only watch them alone.

I just saw a picture on the male god’s Weibo, and I almost couldn’t breathe from laughing. My dad, who was watching a spy drama, asked me what was wrong. I tried to read it out, but... I laughed even crazier.

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